Cam Bearing Installation

EvansSpeedEquipment

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We have developed an align-boring procedure to repair damaged cam housings. The camshaft rides in the aluminum housing, if the housing is damaged due to oil starvation or excessive spring pressure, you are left with few options. We can repair the damage, and install a coated cam bearing in all six cam housings. The cam bearing inside diameter is the same as the factory 2.093" aluminum cam housing, allowing you to use any stock or aftermarket camshaft. Please look at our albums for photos of the repairs. We will also upload photos of our custom steel main cap and girdle installations.
 
would this be a good process to do if there is nothing wrong with the block???

sort of a cover one's ass type of thing????

are roller cam bearings available for the Viper block????

man, i can't get any thing to come up on your web site. keep clickin different subjects & the page just flips back to the choices???
 
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If your not modifying the engine, and you don't have any problems, I would leave it alone. If the engine is already out of the car or truck, you may consider it for insurance. We are currently working on installing Roller Cam Bearings in the Viper Blocks. I don't know how big of a housing size I can safely go to without compromising the strength of the block. I know I can safely install a 50mm bearing, but the cam journal size would go from a stock 2.090" down to 1.969" compromising cam lobe lift and profile design. I would like to install a 55mm, don't know if the block will take it. I will keep you posted. Sorry about the web-site, I havn't had time to finish it.
 
thanks for the info:rock::rock::rock:

no prob on the site. excellent read & info on whats avalibile:rock::rock::rock:
 

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