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Old 02-07-2006, 11:23 AM
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Installing a GM847 soon

Im about to buy a GM847 for my lame 355. i have about 1000-1200 i want to spend on my cam swap, i want to be sure i get all good parts. what all should i get? i know im need a new timing chain set, im gonna get a new oil pump, i already have roller rockers but im not sure if they are 1.6's or what. i know i need new springs, pushrods and maybe lifters also. what else am i missing guys? if possible could someone make me a list and let me know where i should oreder this stuff it would be greatly appreciated!! thanks in advance!
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Old 02-07-2006, 11:29 AM
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also would i be able to keep my roller rockers that i have or should i ditch em and get new ones?
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Old 02-07-2006, 11:35 AM
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Do you know what kind of rockers, brand wise? Look at the rocker body they might have the ratio stamped on them. I would think they should be fine but hard to say will such little info.
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Old 02-07-2006, 11:40 AM
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Yeah i havent pulled the covers to look at them, they were installed when the motor was built right before i got the car. the work order didnt specify, it just says roller rockers. i guess i could pull one of the covers this afternoon and find out.
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Old 02-07-2006, 11:49 AM
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Re: Installing a GM847 soon

This exactly what has been done to my car..minus the mild head work.


8 1030 hyper pistons
1 set 1030 moly rings
overhaul gasket kit
3 piece timing set
8 std rod bearings
1 set std main bearings
1 oil pump
1 oil pump pick up
1 oil pump drive
1 police roller cam
1 set roller tip rockers
bore .030 over
polish crank
press work (pistons)
block prep
valve job #3


for a grand total of $2,066.95

now all of this was done back in febuary of 2001 at 74,000 miles, just last week i rolled over 100,000!!! it was a sad day...
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Old 02-07-2006, 11:20 PM
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Re: Installing a GM847 soon

I'd not get an oil pump as i see no reason to. I'd also make sure you get a good timing chain as i'd assume from the price of your rebuild you're running a stock chain. You need to get more info on the roller rockers.
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Yeah they place who built the motor doesnt know...i still need to pull the valve covers and see if they are stamped or what not.
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