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lifters and cam question

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95stangGT

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First question is, with the lifters they have a hole on one side. Does it matter which way the hole goes when you put the lifters in? Secondly, with the cam cover, what should you torque those two bolts too? Thanks!
 

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The lifters don't matter.

The cam thrust plate (I hope that's what you're talking about) needs to be torqued to 108-144 in-lbs. The cam bolt 40-45 ft-lbs.
 
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Can you be alittle more specific? What I'm referring to is the piece that bolts on at the end of the cam to hold it in place.
 

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95stangGT said:
Can you be alittle more specific? What I'm referring to is the piece that bolts on at the end of the cam to hold it in place.
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A little more specific? Okay, 108-144 in/lbs
 

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Notice he said the thrust plate is in inch/pounds, not foot pounds. Hate to see you break a bolt there.

BTW, I noticed the hole on the lifters too while I was dissassembling. So I looked closely at which direction the lifters were installed with that hole. Stock was totally random. So I think it makes no difference.
 

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GRGT1994 said:
Notice he said the thrust plate is in inch/pounds, not foot pounds. Hate to see you break a bolt there.
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Good looking out
 
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CManT1914 said:
A little more specific? Okay, 108-144 in/lbs
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What I meant was the cam thrust plate must be the piece that actually holds the cam in place. But what would be the cam bolt your talking about?
 

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95stangGT said:
What I meant was the cam thrust plate must be the piece that actually holds the cam in place. But what would be the cam bolt your talking about?
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The bolt that holds the timing sprocket to the cam, I think that's what it's called.
 
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