L LX50 New member Oct 29, 2009 #1 Hey Guys, I have a '74 351w. I want to convert the block to a hydraulic roller for street use. What parts do I need and/or machining? Thanks
Hey Guys, I have a '74 351w. I want to convert the block to a hydraulic roller for street use. What parts do I need and/or machining? Thanks
82hatch Club Member Oct 29, 2009 #2 I converted my old 351w using a comp retrofit cam and and comp spider tray. You'll have to drill two holes for the spider tray and tap them for 1/4" bolts. Also gonna need some hydraulic lifters w/ the dogbones (used some stock ones). Last edited: Oct 29, 2009
I converted my old 351w using a comp retrofit cam and and comp spider tray. You'll have to drill two holes for the spider tray and tap them for 1/4" bolts. Also gonna need some hydraulic lifters w/ the dogbones (used some stock ones).
82hatch Club Member Oct 29, 2009 #4 foxbodydave said: can you use the stock spider tray from a lightning? Click to expand... What year lightning? Didn't think they had roller motors. :dunno:
foxbodydave said: can you use the stock spider tray from a lightning? Click to expand... What year lightning? Didn't think they had roller motors. :dunno:
82hatch Club Member Oct 29, 2009 #6 foxbodydave said: werent the 94 ones roller? Click to expand... Not sure. I know you can use a spider tray from a Mustang like I did.
foxbodydave said: werent the 94 ones roller? Click to expand... Not sure. I know you can use a spider tray from a Mustang like I did.
foxbodydave Club Member Oct 29, 2009 #8 what is the big difference between a retro fit cam and a regular roller cam? is it the cam bearing diameter??
what is the big difference between a retro fit cam and a regular roller cam? is it the cam bearing diameter??
82hatch Club Member Oct 29, 2009 #9 foxbodydave said: what is the big difference between a retro fit cam and a regular roller cam? is it the cam bearing diameter?? Click to expand... Yes that's what I was told.
foxbodydave said: what is the big difference between a retro fit cam and a regular roller cam? is it the cam bearing diameter?? Click to expand... Yes that's what I was told.
Tberg725 Forum Member Nov 5, 2009 #11 foxbodydave said: werent the 94 ones roller? Click to expand... Yup.
nmcgrawj Club Member Nov 9, 2009 #12 Buying the $500 linked bar lifters will enable you to run a traditional cam. No drilling/tapping/etc.
Buying the $500 linked bar lifters will enable you to run a traditional cam. No drilling/tapping/etc.