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03-05-2016, 08:49 PM
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Re: 1987 Chevy dually cam choice
I'd stay with a single pattern cam for what you're doing. The Crane 10303 would work very well if you want to stay with a hydraulic flat tappet. If you want to go hydraulic roller there are a couple other options.
I'm assuming the truck has an iron Quadrajet intake with a TBI adapter on it? *edit* roller rockers would be a waste of time and $ for this. 
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03-05-2016, 09:42 PM
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Re: 1987 Chevy dually cam choice
correct on the TBI. what do you suggest for the roller cam? i understand the tappet is inexpensive but i think the roller would wake up the motor more. i wasn't thinking about redoing the heads. the engine has a noticeable valve tap but seems to have plenty of power. just wanted to breathe some more life in the old girl and quiet her down. do you have custom grinds in mind or suggest a cam company? i think the cam would be $450-600 and good lifters are? eric, whats the rough idea on redoing heads if you think it would be worth it?
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