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This is more an attempt to learn what to look for, with my cam as an example. My inclination was to replace the cam because of the pitting. And am going to get new lifters.
But this is the first cam I have looked at and actualy held in my hand so I saw an oportunity to learn. The lifters have a little concave to them.
As a concept I have heard about regrinding a cam and lifters but in actual practice my knowledge is zero.
The engine I am working on is a 235. My first rebuild, so I am treating it as a learn as I go type project.
Chris
Rock49 aka C-Rodg
work in progress
1956 Chevy 3100
261 engine
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