Hydraulic Roller Cam - Wake Up 'Stick

Beehive springs have been around for a while now, but the visual difference between them and traditional springs is still striking. Whichever spring you use in a cam swap, it's critical that you follow the manufacturer's recommendations for spring type and setup. Our springs, for instance, specify an installed height of 1.800 inches at 130 pounds--you must check these figures and make sure the springs are 0.060 inch away from the listed coil bind height (1.100 inches in our case) when subjected to your cam's maximum lift.

At this point, we still had a good chunk of this engine's top end left to reassemble, but with a fresh set of Fel-Pro 1205 intake gaskets laid on and the intake waiting, we stopped to look at our valvetrain handiwork: Magnum retrofit hydraulic roller lifters, pushrods, Pro Magnum rocker arms, and rpm-friendly beehive valvesprings. Of course, our new high-zoot camshaft is out of sight CHP

PARTS LIST
PN	DESCRIPTION	PRICE
12-467-8	Comp Cams XFI280 HR13 hydrualic roller camshaft	260
885-16	Pro Magnum hydraulic roller lifters	510
7609-16	Magnum pushrods, 7.300 inches	120
1302-16	Pro Magnum roller rocker arms, 1.6:1	280
26918-16	Beehive valvesprings	190
4705-16	Valvespring id locator	44
787-16	Valvespring retainer	64
601-16	Locks	9
2100	Magnum double-roller timing set	34
208	Steel timing cover w/thrust plate	141
1205	Fel-Pro 1205 intake manifold gaskets	16
	TOTAL	$1,668