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Old 03-28-2010 | 01:47 PM
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do u have to pull the head to install a cam iv heard u can give the cam a few turns to pump up the lifters an pull it out an slide the other one in with out pulling them is this true???????
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Originally Posted by low_life96
do u have to pull the head to install a cam iv heard u can give the cam a few turns to pump up the lifters an pull it out an slide the other one in with out pulling them is this true???????
This link seems like it could be helpful. Read it.

http://www.ls1howto.com/index.php?article=23
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were that tool work on my 4.8?
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whats the diff between the high lift cam an low lift witch one would i need??
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were that tool work on my 4.8?
What?
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the cam tool that holds the lifters up
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Yes, it'll work on your truck. You can also use a certain size dowel, with one side ground flat. Do a search on here for lifter tool or lifter dowel and you should find a shitload of info. This has all been covered a bajillion times before.
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TR 220. i believe its 551 lift so all you would need is yellow zo6 springs. makes really good power in a 4.8 and still drives great. dont think you could go wrong with it
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I would call Comp cams and a couple others tech line then someone like Richard at WCCH.
Get a general consensus of a good cam then ask around if someone else has a similar set up and their impressions of it.


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