Ford Performance Roller Cam Bearings 351 Ford
397-M-6261-D351
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- These low-friction, roller camshaft bearings only require oil "splash" lubrication. Oil feed holes can be totally blocked off, to reduce oil aeration and windage losses. Engine block must be machined to accept bearing size shown.O.D.
- (1-4) 2.48"
- (5) 2.28"
I.D. - (1-4) 2.165"
- (5) 1.969"
Length - 0.787"
NOTE: The 351 cam journals are NOT production dimensions. These roller bearings require an SAE 8620 steel camshaft. Requires camshaft retainer plate modifications.
Looking for a really trick way to drop a bunch of friction in your Ford engine' Naturally, Ford has the answer. Their roller cam bearings will do the trick. They're ultra-low-friction needle roller types, and they require so little lubrication that you can actually block off the stock cam oiling holes. Normal "splash" in the crankcase will get the bearings all the oil they require. This reduces both oil aeration and windage losses. Block machining and an SAE 8620 steel camshaft are required.
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