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    Quote Originally Posted by luxi401
    might also be a slightly bent camshaft....
    We were thinking that too.

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    could be a case of a shifted block. had two 360s shift on me to where intalling or removing the cam was an undertaking and also turning the cam was extremely dificult. it was only inside of the block that shifted around the cam area and even the machine shop didnt catch it when the checked the block. they ended up comping us with the machine work on a new block since they had checked it but still a pain in the....
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    Would a line bore have solved this???

    Quote Originally Posted by Dusty
    could be a case of a shifted block. had two 360s shift on me to where intalling or removing the cam was an undertaking and also turning the cam was extremely dificult. it was only inside of the block that shifted around the cam area and even the machine shop didnt catch it when the checked the block. they ended up comping us with the machine work on a new block since they had checked it but still a pain in the....
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    Got it turning some better so we went with it. We will see how long it will last, hay ya'll watch this.





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    I'd keep an eye on those aluminum bridges I hear they have a tendancy of breaking

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    Quote Originally Posted by ironman_gq
    I'd keep an eye on those aluminum bridges I hear they have a tendancy of breaking
    Thanks for the heads up, I have a set of steel ones on another motor I have that I could use. Would I be better off?

    The Cam specs are 212/218 duration @ 0.050" lift.
    .477/.484 lift on a 110 LS
    We set it a 4 degrees advanced
    Springs are CC 926-16


    Jim
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    The War Buggy - 360 W/GM TBI, comp cam, Edelbrock Performer,T18A, Klune, 205 twin stick, D60/14 bolt - 5:13 -Lincon locked, 42 TSL's, full Hydro steering, Tri 4 link rear W/ coil overs + more.

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