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Clevite don't make a 7M bearing anymore :( They're reboxed NDC's so it comes down to price, you might find NDC's in NDC boxes cheaper. (NDC are a Japanese performance bearing and very good quality just don't have the egg shape tech of genuine Clevites)

Yes they're forged Easy check is look at the parting lines Cast cranks will have a nice narrow ridge forged are usually a wide part line. Jz are Forged and NO they won't fit a 7M.

Mine are .351"/9mm lift 280 degrees duration 226 @ 50thou Really nice little Cams smooth idle in my motor and good power to 7000+

Duane: Pretty sure yours are 264 @ 50 thou lift where mine are only 226 @ 50 thou! ;) (mine are 280 advertised so nowhere near as big in reality)

It's unkind to laugh at the mentally deficient ;)

And as we don't have time for that here's one I prepared earlier ;)

J: All in good fun I only joke around with people I like :)

SupraHero Official SM Expert: :nutswinger <jk>

I suspect it may be code for "Tanya's good in the back seat" ;) Ya have to remember they don't speak SM yet J!

.043" 1 5 3 6 2 4

12 Qt's per change here ;)

LMAO @ "home installed squirters in a GE" ;)

The Cam Grinder should provide a timing tag as he's grinding them ;) You can't use a tag from any other set of cams.

The Cams will come with a timing tag You will need a degree wheel and a long probe dial indicator on a magnetic base You adjust them until the Tag matches the reading on the degree wheel This will be YOUR motor's 0 position any further adjustments will be from this datum point allowing...

You asked I answered......

Yes

I have a well equipped machine shop here at home but I figure why spend an hour making something if I can buy it off the shelf and have it installed in seconds ;)

Wes: A thick wall "Keensert" should do it.

No but this thread will soon turn into one if left run it's course Chris....

No witch hunts guys..... What happens on SF should stay on SF.