Nope, I had no idea that was even a concern. The plan is to put this cam in,
run it for 200 miles (long enough to prove that it does nothing for me <G>)
and then pull it back out. It sounds like what you and Ray are saying is
that I will wear out my lifters if I decide to run like this full time. I'll
definitely have to research new lifters.

A quick check on rockauto shows they are $22 each. I've never replaced
lifters before. Hard to do?


On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 8:24 AM, Larry Alster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  You do realize that lifters are considered matched to a not only the cam
> but the specific lobe by the wear pattern they develop.  So you're going to
> replace the cam and reuse the lifters that have run with that cam on those
> lobes??  Hope you're at least going to use a bunch of cam lube on the lobes
> to help the engine at startup.
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> Larry
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