Gen III cam swap -- things needed?
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Gen III cam swap -- things needed?
Hey guy's,
I finally got almost everything together for my cam swap, but need the required gaskets and such. I stumbled across a thread that had a GM part number for a kit that included everything needed, but now I can't find that thread.
Does anyone know the part number, or if there is such a thing?
Thanks in advance...
Tony C.
I finally got almost everything together for my cam swap, but need the required gaskets and such. I stumbled across a thread that had a GM part number for a kit that included everything needed, but now I can't find that thread.
Does anyone know the part number, or if there is such a thing?
Thanks in advance...
Tony C.
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You might want to get water pump gaskets, but everything should be re-usable. They are either o-ring type, or they have a sealing ring built into the gasket. I just did a cam swap in my 04, and it's fairly easy. Make sure you have a new balancer bolt.
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Originally Posted by wkdivr
You might want to get water pump gaskets, but everything should be re-usable. They are either o-ring type, or they have a sealing ring built into the gasket. I just did a cam swap in my 04, and it's fairly easy. Make sure you have a new balancer bolt.
dowel rod for the lifters and you should be good
here are some part numbers of stuff youll need and some gaskets just incase
timing cover gskt - 12574294
H20 pump gskts - 12588372
crank seal - 12585673
balancer bolt - 12557840
valve cover gskt - 12560696 x2
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while your at it if you got the money id recommend a double roller set, hardend push rods, and springs if your cam kit doesnt already come with them... shouldnt cost you over $800 and a VERY good investment
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red RTV for replacing the cam cover, that cost me a night when I did mine.
I got a new crank bolt but it was not longer???
I agree about the cam swap kit, I only used the bolt, crank seal, water pump.
I resued the valve cover, cam cover and they came with intake gaskets that I did not use...
I got a new crank bolt but it was not longer???
I agree about the cam swap kit, I only used the bolt, crank seal, water pump.
I resued the valve cover, cam cover and they came with intake gaskets that I did not use...
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Thanks again...
I live 120 miles from the nearest Chevy dealership, so it's important to have everything needed before I start -- the local Napa usually has to "special" order stuff that they would not normally sell day to day.
I'll be sure to get beer.
Tony
I live 120 miles from the nearest Chevy dealership, so it's important to have everything needed before I start -- the local Napa usually has to "special" order stuff that they would not normally sell day to day.
I'll be sure to get beer.
Tony
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im sure you probably know this but just incase figured id throw it out there anyways
o just thought of something... lube that cam up really good wit like comp cam lube or something
run some cheap *** oil wit a cheap filter for like 30 mins and just let it get all the cam lube out... then put your good stuff in
o just thought of something... lube that cam up really good wit like comp cam lube or something
run some cheap *** oil wit a cheap filter for like 30 mins and just let it get all the cam lube out... then put your good stuff in
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