Reply to "Camshaft to lifter maximum spec"

JB356SR

@ALB posted:
You have .020" now (on all of them?) at full lift- don't let them cut more than needed (leave as much of the case alone as possible). .025" is plenty. Make sure the machine shop maintains the bevel at the top of the bores and doesn't just whack the tops off to get clearance. Again- you want to leave as much of the case as possible.

So my specs range from 0.022"-0.026". But I have 1 that is 0.015". If I machine 0.025" my new spec would be 0.047"-0.051" accept the one lifter would be 0.040". Just don't know if 0.050" is on the high end of the spec range?

You wouldn't happen to know the bevel angle at the top of the bores?

4/6/2112:55 PM

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