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Hydraulic Roller Camshaft for 1989-1995 Ford 5.0L/5.8L
555-200540
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JEGS 555-200540 Hydraulic Roller Camshaft Notes:
- Valve Lift when using 1.6:1 rocker arm ratio
- Specially designed to be used in engines originally produced with OEM roller tappets
- Use with Firing Order 1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8
- For use with a mass air induction system
- Non-roller cam blocks require a roller cam conversion kit M-6253-A50
- Use with Ford 5.0L Distributor or similar gear on other distributors
Specifications:
will my stock distributor work on my 94 5.8?
Will this work for my 1995 mustang 5.0? What recommendations on lifters?
The springs recommended do not show up on site
Would this work with stock e7 heads ? i have a 93 5.0 ho . What's springs and rockers are needed ? And is tuning recommended
Would this cam require a stall torque converter? What distributor gear is used.
Can anyone tell me what the specs are for this cam? (the rest of the info aside from what's listed above)
What is it REALLY made out of? You said cast iron but it says to use a stock type Ford distributor gear. '85-'95 Ford 5.0 roller camshafts & Ford Racing 5.0 roller camshafts are made of BILLET STEEL, not cast iron.
What stage cam is the jegs Hydraulic Roller Camshaft for 1989-1995 Ford 5.0L/5.8L part #200540
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