I believe you are quoting a hydraulic cam and solid lifters?

All Mopar flat tappet cams come with the lifters included.

Mopar springs to match cam P2806077

Harland Sharp are known to be very nice rocker arms.

You will have a finicky time adjusting both the pushrod and rocker arms (it will be best to do it on the stand), but doable.

 

Unfortunately no longer true, listed as kits but has no lifters. If the cam in the motor now has solids and has not been run you can use those lifters.


You might find an older one in stock with lifters, but the with lifters has changed in the last 10 months or so, this cam might be jegs old stock with lifters and yes its solid.

 

Something to ponder. http://www.hotrod.com/how-to/engine/...ylinder-heads/

 

The ad comes up like this?

Mopar P4120661AC Hydraulic Camshaft
by Mopar

But yes my MP parts book agrees SOLID!

And a good stout cam it will be!

 

I wish I could get the dyno sheets from my 452 load so I could post the results. What I like about it are the 800 rpm. idle and it pulls like a mf from 3300 to 6600.


I'll see if can one of the older putters in the house to down size the scan.

 

well my budget just got sliced. lmao "for now" I am just going to be throwing this cam in. http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cca-23-225-4


this cam should be fine for a weekend/track for now. hopefully not too radical.
just to get it up and running.

 

I would certainly get the matching springs for this cam..