Looking for source for 425 45 degree bank angle camshaft
#1
Looking for source for 425 45 degree bank angle camshaft
Currently doing a stock rebuild a '65 425 Starfire engine. Is there a source for a stock grind camshaft? If not, what is the overall availability of the early 45 degree cams?
Last edited by jhoppeolds; August 5th, 2014 at 09:54 PM.
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I was looking at the Erson M/P1 as a suitable replacement for the stocker in my '65 Starfire 425, but the Erson catalog only shows 39 degree cams and numerous attempts to call them to see about any of their cams being ground in a 45 degree bank angle only resulted in a busy signal (even after hours). Seems like the phone is off the hook. Also called Comp Cams and was told they are currently not offering any cams in a 45 degree angle due to the lack of blanks.
#16
i spoke to the guy at camcraft and he seamed knowledgeable about the Olds engine he even showed me how to check to verify it was a 45 degree engine.
On there web site it states that it should be verified as well as lifter diameter and that was new to me so that's why i was asking.
On there web site it states that it should be verified as well as lifter diameter and that was new to me so that's why i was asking.
#17
Once in a blue moon you'll find an Olds block that'll have both oddities, i.e. a 45 degree bank angle AND a .921 lifter bore. So if it has a .842 lifter bore it most likely will be a 45 degree block and vice versa.
Last edited by cutlassefi; August 21st, 2014 at 05:29 PM.
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