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Ls Cam Install Dowel Rods. From the way i understand it, you slide the dowel into the. You're right the lifter doesn't ride on the. I used the same wooden rods on three different cam swaps and they worked perfect. I've had to tear engines down for people who broke off the wooden dowels in their engine and couldn't get. I know it's possible to swap a cam in an ls2 without removing the lifters. I don't recommend using wooden dowels. You insert these in the oil passages. Spin the cam over with the rockers removed and the lifters should stay up, allowing 5/16” dowel rods to be inserted in the oil passages. For this you want 5/16 dowels, about 24 long (so if you find a 48 dowel just cut it in half). What's the trick to doing this? The dowels will only prevent the lifters from falling out completely, they won't prevent them from falling down and interfering. The lifters are held in place with plastic. I’ll give ya threefiddy, a jar. This holds the lifters and allows the old cam. For the ls series motors, you need to remove the heads to access or remove the lifters.

You insert these in the oil passages. You're right the lifter doesn't ride on the. For the ls series motors, you need to remove the heads to access or remove the lifters. For this you want 5/16 dowels, about 24 long (so if you find a 48 dowel just cut it in half). I've had to tear engines down for people who broke off the wooden dowels in their engine and couldn't get. What's the trick to doing this? I don't recommend using wooden dowels. I know it's possible to swap a cam in an ls2 without removing the lifters. I’ll give ya threefiddy, a jar. The dowels will only prevent the lifters from falling out completely, they won't prevent them from falling down and interfering.

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Ls Cam Install Dowel Rods Spin the cam over with the rockers removed and the lifters should stay up, allowing 5/16” dowel rods to be inserted in the oil passages. From the way i understand it, you slide the dowel into the. The dowels will only prevent the lifters from falling out completely, they won't prevent them from falling down and interfering. I know it's possible to swap a cam in an ls2 without removing the lifters. You insert these in the oil passages. I've had to tear engines down for people who broke off the wooden dowels in their engine and couldn't get. If you pull your cam gear off, there are two hole right abouve and to each side of the cam. For the ls series motors, you need to remove the heads to access or remove the lifters. Spin the cam over with the rockers removed and the lifters should stay up, allowing 5/16” dowel rods to be inserted in the oil passages. I used the same wooden rods on three different cam swaps and they worked perfect. I’ll give ya threefiddy, a jar. What's the trick to doing this? The lifters are held in place with plastic. For this you want 5/16 dowels, about 24 long (so if you find a 48 dowel just cut it in half). I don't recommend using wooden dowels. This holds the lifters and allows the old cam.