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  • BinderWalker
    You're most of the way there. From the stand into the shaft, then out to the rockers. The cam supplies pulses of oil to each bank of...
  • int77345
    also do you have the rocker feet in the correct position this hole feeds oil to the rocker shaft. the more hollow foot goes there
  • W
    See the posts on binderplanet.
  • FDChappie
    You're most of the way there. From the stand into the shaft, then out to the rockers. The cam supplies pulses of oil to each bank of...
  • BinderWalker
    Okay - I've had some time now to look further into this. Spinning the distributor with the oil sending unit removed made a mess. My next...
  • Jesse Stewart
    Jesse Stewart replied to the thread R-100 4X4.
    Dang nice socket, did it's job ... 110 fps with a drop of blue Loctite then the oem snap ring .. Put the lines on the bottom for a...
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  • FDChappie
    FDChappie replied to the thread Cam question.
    Bummer, I did the complete comp cam kit and had no issues.
  • W
    Winchested replied to the thread Cam break in procedure.
    Follow standard procedure with a high zddp oil and assembly lube. Best would be on a test stand with a known 100% working carb with a...
  • O
    Reposting to the proper location, as this is not a product question anymore. For the experienced IH engine builders out there, what is...
  • O
    okiebindernut replied to the thread Cam question.
    Yes they are, but I still had a Comp cam and set of lifters go down during a cam break in. It was a 345 in a Scout that I had. I...
  • W
    Winchested reacted to Jesse Stewart's post in the thread R-100 4X4 with Like Like.
    I'm wanting to do a nice job of running the hyd lines, they need to be universal so they will follow the frame rail then up the firewall...
  • Jesse Stewart
    Jesse Stewart replied to the thread R-100 4X4.
    I'm wanting to do a nice job of running the hyd lines, they need to be universal so they will follow the frame rail then up the firewall...
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  • FDChappie
    FDChappie replied to the thread Cam question.
    The valve springs are pretty light to begin with. The good old fashion way to limit rpm's.
  • O
    okiebindernut replied to the thread Cam question.
    I would assume that y’all change to a light valve spring to do the cam break in. Would you happen to have a part number of what you use.
  • Z
    Zaedster replied to the thread Cam question.
    NOS cams haven't existed in 40 years. Many of the new cams were new blanks reground. They no longer make any blanks for stock grinds...
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