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88 TBI truck camshaft specs - where can I find them?

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Stock 88 TBI truck camshaft specs - where can I find them? Can anybody help me out?

88 Chevy K1500, 350 TBI, TH700R4, 3" body lift, 33x12.50x15 Tires
<a target="_blank" href=http://www.isu.edu/~bissjame/pics.html>My 1988 Chevy pickup</a>
 
Don't know where to find the specs, but you can bet they're weak.
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The factory manuals show the amount of lift, but not the duration.
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<font color=black>HarryH3 - '75 K5</font color=black>
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i have been looking everywhere to find the factory specs on my 1977 400. i cannot find them anywhere. i am really getting desperate...

-zakk

'77 1-Ton K5

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CK5's MOAB 2002 OR BUST!!
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Old Chiltons that covered large blocks of years, like 1969-1979, and all domestic vehicles, show the engine specs, including cams. Don't have easy access to them, but someone here must have one laying around. Thats about all its good for, has engine HP and torque specs as well. Then again, it lists the 327 as having the wrong bore, so you can't believe ALL the book says.

Dorian
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Why insist on counting when the ring gear has the tooth counts stamped in?
 
would kragen's and the like have these books o' gold?

-zakk

'77 1-Ton K5

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Actually I'd check the library. The Chiltons I see at auto parts stores now seem to be specific to one vehicle (like 73-87 trucks) so comparing engine specs or something versus a car or another make isn't possible. If they have them at the library, you could photocopy the pages.

Dorian
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Why insist on counting when the ring gear has the tooth counts stamped in?
 
Hmm, '77 was about the height of emissions insanity. Around that time, the engines were so weak that you were lucky the valves opened at all.
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I think that's around the year that Corvette's came with a 160 HP 350.
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<font color=black>HarryH3 - '75 K5</font color=black>
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I have a Chiltons that covers Chevy Trucks from 88-90.
Here's all that's listed under camshaft specs for an '88/350:
Journal Diameter: 1.8682-1.8692
Lobe Lift: Intake - 0.2565, Exhaust - 0.2690
End Play - 0.004-0.012

Sorry, that's all that's in the book :(

This site may help....

<a target="_blank" href=http://www.clevite77.com/Motorhead/techstuff/stockcspecs/chevrolet.html>http://www.clevite77.com/Motorhead/techstuff/stockcspecs/chevrolet.html</a>
 
I have the specs at work..... i was researching a new cam and wanted to compare to the stock one. If i can remember tomorrow, i will get them and let you know tomorrow.

1990 K5 4" lift, 33's, 3.73's Raptor Tranny and Velvet Rides....
 
Look on one of the big cam companys web for stock replacement cam.-Jim

88 Silverado K5 5.7-700R-208-10 bolts-4.56-35in
Procomp AT's- some ORD stuff & a CV driveshaft
 

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