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JEGS Hydraulic Roller Camshaft for 1987-2002 GM Small Block w/OEM Hydraulic Roller Cam

555-200500

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Hydraulic Roller Camshaft for 1987-2002 GM Small Block w/OEM Hydraulic Roller Cam
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  • 1987-2002 GM Small Block w/OEM Hydraulic Roller Cam
  • Lift: 0.525"/0.525"
  • Duration @ 0.050": 218°/228°
  • Duration 279°/288°
  • Lobe Separation: 112°
  • RPM Range: 1,800-5,800 RPM
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    200500 is rated 3.5 out of 5 by 2.
    Rated 2 out of 5 by from Did not work for me Did not work for me put in a 99 GMC Sierra 2500 stock motor. Truck had no power and very rough idle and cost me 2 separate engines bc it killed cam bearing in both engines.
    Date published: 2022-09-03
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    Will this cam work with stock vortec valves springs 

    Asked by: Bill5737
    The Jegs 555-200500 does not work with stock Vortec springs.
    Answered by: jshook
    Date published: 2024-01-07

    if this camshaft fits my Camaro Z28 LT1

    Asked by: Danyboy4760
    The Jegs 555-200500 cam kit does not fit LT1 engines.
    Answered by: jshook
    Date published: 2024-02-04

    Does cam have the lobe for a mechanical fuel pump?

    Asked by: Chevelless
    The Jegs 555-200500 camshaft does have a fuel pump lobe.
    Answered by: jshook
    Date published: 2022-11-16

    I am wondering if this cam will work with stock vortec heads and rockers or is there too much lift with 1.52 rockers for the valve and valve springs

    Asked by: Jakob
    This cam should work with a 1.52 rocker arm on your application.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2018-05-10

    Will the 200500 work in my 95 350 lt1

    Asked by: trickied
    No, this camshaft will not work on a Lt1 engine, they used a different face cut on the cam.
    Answered by: BrandonJ
    Date published: 2024-02-04

    ok 12 degrees BTC is what i set it at initually that was my guess and that's where I set it but it runs a little hot.. if I advance it to 16 BTC it doesn't.. could that be a lean issue ?

    Asked by: motorman1133
    This will depend on your application. Best way would be to monitor the air fuel ratio while making the adjustment using an AFR gauge.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2017-09-12

    where should I set my timing using this cam on a 1990 5.0 HO chevy with 2.02 heads

    Asked by: motorman1133
    12 degrees initial timing.
    Answered by: BrandonJ
    Date published: 2020-11-19
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