Roller cam bearings
Are there any real advantages to using a roller vs. a Babbitt bearing? I’ve never had any personal experience using them.
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Babbitt is the only way to go.
Roller bearings, when turning the camshaft on the engine stand, the camshaft feels drag free and it turns easily. However, during engine operation and load, there is more drag while turning. When using high spring pressures, the loading may cause the needle bearings to fail. |
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The biggest advantage of roller bearings are that they do not need pressurized oiling. So in most V8's you are blocking off 5 oil leaks inside an engine.
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If you have the right cam journal an lifter bore clearance, you will not have to worry. Yes, they are known to create harmonics issues and it shows in Spintron testing. |
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Not Legal in Stock ,,, correct ?
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