Having the hardest time finding the stock specs. Anyone know of a DIRECT link to It, or know them?
1988 5.7L 350ci
^^^ k5 blazer
Thanks
im goin off the top of my head here but I believe a little less than 0.400" lift and (172/180 at 0.050")
do you know if you have a roller cam or no?
Quote from: xjs3667 on January 24, 2012, 01:47:35 AM
im goin off the top of my head here but I believe a little less than 0.400" lift and (172/180 at 0.050")
do you know if you have a roller cam or no?
It's just a solid hydraulic. It's possible the engine is from another year. But I'm just looking for a base-line spec that I can compare to
Ps. I have yet to check the casting # to give me the year.
its about half way down on the second post. also I read thru the thread real informative about what cams to use with what heads for great power gains.
http://www.gmtruckhq.com/gas-engine-tech/common-performance-minded-faqs-about-88-98-obs-trucks-307.html (http://www.gmtruckhq.com/gas-engine-tech/common-performance-minded-faqs-about-88-98-obs-trucks-307.html)
yea I'm going off that its a 88 with tbi. but if you get cast number I can run that and come up with your cam specs also assuming it is stock
what exactly is a solid hydraulic cam?
Quote from: Jthomas on January 24, 2012, 01:51:35 AM
Quote from: xjs3667 on January 24, 2012, 01:47:35 AM
im goin off the top of my head here but I believe a little less than 0.400" lift and (172/180 at 0.050")
do you know if you have a roller cam or no?
It's just a solid hydraulic. It's possible the engine is from another year. But I'm just looking for a base-line spec that I can compare to
Quote from: MR NASTY on January 24, 2012, 01:57:13 AM
what exactly is a solid hydraulic cam?
I think he means a Hydraulic Flat tappet cam :)
Fixed quote- ToughBowtie
Quote from: xjs3667 on January 24, 2012, 01:54:38 AM
yea I'm going off that its a 88 with tbi. but if you get cast number I can run that and come up with your cam specs also assuming it is stock
Yes your correct, I forgot to mention. It is tbi
Quote from: xjs3667 on January 24, 2012, 02:04:28 AM
Quote from: MR NASTY on January 24, 2012, 01:57:13 AM
what exactly is a solid hydraulic cam?
I think he means a Hydraulic Flat tappet cam :)
Thank you. Yes, I forgot to be specif, I just call flat tappet lifters "solid" because of their "solid" appearance. Not to confuse you with other lifters/cams. I was just spelling it as I was thinking it. It's one solid hydrolic lifter, I was putting "solid" in there to not confuse him with hydraulic rollers. It was just easier to type "solid" than flat tappet.
Fixed quote- ToughBowtie
^^ excuse my laziness.
Fixed the quotes to make it easier to follow, and I'm bored ;D
Quote from: ToughBowtieTruck on January 24, 2012, 04:39:01 AM
Fixed the quotes to make it easier to follow, and I'm bored ;D
thanks I was trying to but it was acting goofy lol so I gave up