How to Install a Comp Cam in a 5.3L LM7 Part 1
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@59fiftyrocks no u don't just take off front end like radiator,grill etc. U should be fine like that
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ive got a 5.3 stock with intake and exhaust, how long did it take u to do this? i have a 2000 silverado do u think ill have to pull the engine?
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I drive s 85 Honda CRX, I want to know if I get a can of starter fluid and run a long small hose of the nausle of the can and run it into the air cleaner right above the carb, will it add any power? Iv done some testing with a riding lawnmower, catastrophic fail. Any ways any tips help.
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Whats the trick to getting the lifters to stay up? I'm getting ready to put a cam in my 93 5.0 Mustang and if i could leave the lifters in that would save a lot of time and work.
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sweet truck
subaru733 1 month ago
@subaru733 Thanks!
matthew20061 1 month ago
Thanks for a great install video. Im looking at going with the same setup as you. Any issues after it was together? Also do you know what the part # is off the push rods? If not what would you recommend?
cdsnds31 1 month ago
@cdsnds31 No issues after it was together. I eventually swapped to a 6.0L but the cammed 5.3 was great. Any hardened pushrods should work probably need 7.4 length.
matthew20061 1 month ago
Awesome sound track...you say magnet weird. I have a 4.8 that I'd like to put a bigger cam in. I heard that you can run some kind of dowl rod through the block to keep those lifters in place? Is that at all possible?And are the springs and push rods necessary with a bigger cam?
adamdta1990 2 months ago
@adamdta1990 Thanks, I'm not sure if its possible I've never done it that way I once heard the truck variation of LS engine don't have those holes drilled. Springs and pushrods are absolutely necessary with a bigger cam.
matthew20061 2 months ago