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Old Aug 4, 2014 | 06:59 AM
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Default Camshaft end float (Crower 53229)

Yesterday, I got my new Crower 53229 cam installed in the block. I installed the thrust plate and checked the end float. There is approx 1/4" movement in the shaft (a lot more than the original shaft). THe RAVE calls for 0.003 to 0.010".
Is this amount of movement OK?

I have read that some people ran the 50229 (old style) cam without a thrust plate.

Edit:
I may be getting ahead of myself. I just noticed that the RAVE says to measure end float with the gear installed. I did not have the gear installed. The old shaft didn't have a lot of movement without the gear installed and that was cause of my alarm.
While I am waiting for a new gear from Lucky8. I will installed the old gear and check float. I assume the gear and shoulder on the cam will capture the thrust plate, eliminating most of the end float..
 

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Old Aug 4, 2014 | 02:23 PM
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Yup you need the gear installed to measure it. It will be loose without the gear.
 
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