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PostPosted: Sun Apr 27, 2003 5:18 pm 
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Just got my good head back from Mike and Blaine Friday, so I pulled the little Slantzilla motor out this morning for a little upgrade. :twisted:

The head came back with 6 new exhaust valves, 1 new intake, 12 guides, a valve job, new springs, and a .010" cleanup mill. I believe the guide damage came from my experiment with the RAS rockers a couple years ago. I put about 400 miles on them, and I don't think they were oiling the valve stems very well. :(

The other little upgrade will be a Mopar .528" cam. I'm hoping that will get me a little more oomph in high gear aginst them pesky small block Chevies! :shock:

Cam is in and degreed, head is back on, and all I gotta do is take my front cover in to work tomorrow to weld on the nut for my cam stop. I should have it back in Tuesday night, and dialed in for the points race at RT66 Sunday. :roll:

Thanks Doug and Mike for the directions on the cam stop! It goes right on the spot where the greases in the cover meet in the middle. :D

I ended up running a best of 15:26@86.7 with a box stock 170 head on my shortblock. :wink:

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Please tell me more about the cam stop...Thanks

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PostPosted: Sun Apr 27, 2003 5:47 pm 
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It's actually pretty simple. You just drill a hole through the cover in line with the cam bolt, and weld a nut to the cover. Then you use an adjuster out of a rocker arm and a locknut to hold it. Make sure to put a bolt in the cam with a smooth face on it too. :D

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