Cam lobe wear - 502 MPI
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Update:
Got the balancer off, with the right tool things are just a breeze.
Cam is out. Seeing that lobe up close and personal makes me glad the cam is out.
Overall the rest of the cam looks ok, though there's a rough spot on the rear bearing journal.
Turns out this cam is NOT stock. It's a Crower 01401LM.
From Crower's site: Performance level - Beast - Superior upper bottom, mid-range and top end power.
INT/EXH - Dur @ .050” Lift: 213°/222° RR: 1.7/1.7 Gross Lift: .512”/.540” LSA: 112° RPM: 1850 to 5000 Redline: 5500
So, I guess I buy one of these same Crower cams and slide it back in, assuming that somebody at some point tuned these ECMs for the cam?
Input is welcomed.



Got the balancer off, with the right tool things are just a breeze.
Cam is out. Seeing that lobe up close and personal makes me glad the cam is out.
Overall the rest of the cam looks ok, though there's a rough spot on the rear bearing journal.
Turns out this cam is NOT stock. It's a Crower 01401LM.
From Crower's site: Performance level - Beast - Superior upper bottom, mid-range and top end power.
INT/EXH - Dur @ .050” Lift: 213°/222° RR: 1.7/1.7 Gross Lift: .512”/.540” LSA: 112° RPM: 1850 to 5000 Redline: 5500
So, I guess I buy one of these same Crower cams and slide it back in, assuming that somebody at some point tuned these ECMs for the cam?
Input is welcomed.



Last edited by DrFeelgood; 09-05-2022 at 07:59 AM.
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Update:
Got the balancer off, with the right tool things are just a breeze.
Cam is out. Seeing that lobe up close and personal makes me glad the cam is out.
Overall the rest of the cam looks ok, though there's a rough spot on the rear bearing journal.
Turns out this cam is NOT stock. It's a Crower 01401LM.
From Crower's site: Performance level - Beast - Superior upper bottom, mid-range and top end power.
INT/EXH - Dur @ .050” Lift: 213°/222° RR: 1.7/1.7 Gross Lift: .512”/.540” LSA: 112° RPM: 1850 to 5000 Redline: 5500
So, I guess I buy one of these same Crower cams and slide it back in, assuming that somebody at some point tuned these ECMs for the cam?
Input is welcomed.



Got the balancer off, with the right tool things are just a breeze.
Cam is out. Seeing that lobe up close and personal makes me glad the cam is out.
Overall the rest of the cam looks ok, though there's a rough spot on the rear bearing journal.
Turns out this cam is NOT stock. It's a Crower 01401LM.
From Crower's site: Performance level - Beast - Superior upper bottom, mid-range and top end power.
INT/EXH - Dur @ .050” Lift: 213°/222° RR: 1.7/1.7 Gross Lift: .512”/.540” LSA: 112° RPM: 1850 to 5000 Redline: 5500
So, I guess I buy one of these same Crower cams and slide it back in, assuming that somebody at some point tuned these ECMs for the cam?
Input is welcomed.



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