Re: Cams....HELP!! Please!

[Skagdrager@xxxxxxx]

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Kyle,
I don't know anything about how often big block Chevy's need adjustment, but 
all the poly's I've had in the family were incredibly trouble free. If I have 
one shortcoming, it's that I'm not real good at keeping up on maintenance (it 
borders on abuse). 
I do have a sensitive ear, though, and I can hear when a motors' vavles need 
attention. And I notice lack of performance when it's about time for another 
tune-up. And I can tell you this. I've put a lot of miles on polys and hardly 
ever have to adjust the valves.
JM2C
Paul
My gut feeling is to go with the Solid. BUT..as always, I have a good buddy 
that
said, and I quote," If it's anything like a big-block Chevy, With a solid 
cam you'd better
set up a day every two weeks to adjust the heads." End of quote.
His reasoning is that the Hydralic Cam will make the Engine
last longer in a daily driver, and be less maitenance.  Does that make 
sense?

I know it sounds like I want someone to else to build this motor for me,
but I can't make up my mind. Both ways sound good!
I want to do the Poly justice, but I DO NOT want to be adjusting my motor 
every month,
if that's the case.

HELP!!


Kyle

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