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Old 05-22-2020, 12:15 PM   #1
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Default Re: Roller cam bearings

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Originally Posted by Stewart Way View Post
Anyone have any experience with roller cam bearings on the street. I have 2 Gen3 hemi aluminum blocks that have been cut for 60mm roller bearings. These are in a cam tunnel so no oil from the top and I don't know if you could put a hole in the bearing cage for oil without hurting the bearing. These are destroked and bored to 305" and Bryant cranks and blocks are cut for LS chevy bearings to get a full thrust bearing for road racing. I was thinking of 1 for a street rod but not sure the bearings would oil enough at low RPM on the street. Any thoughts?
Don't let it idle below 1500 rpm.
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