The Enginetech DBK.324510 is a stage 2 cam and lifter kit for GM Big Block engines (1965-1990) applications. Includes camshaft and matched retro-fit hydraulic roller lifters.
Important Notes
- Kit includes: camshaft + retro-fit hydraulic roller lifters
- Non-VVT / Non-AFM engines only - verify engine code before ordering
- A tune is recommended after installation
- No specific vehicle fitment - verify bore size, journal dimensions, and timing gear compatibility before ordering.
- 050" Duration-245/253; Valve Lift-.
- 680; Lobe separation-110.
- Always install a new timing set when replacing a camshaft.
Kit Contents & Camshaft Specifications
| Part Number | DBK.324510 |
| Product Type | Cam & Lifter Kit |
| Performance Grade | Stage 2 |
| Engine Family | GM Big Block |
| Application Years | 1965-1990 |
| Lifters Included | Retro-Fit Hydraulic Roller Lifters |
| VVT/AFM | Non-VVT / Non-AFM engines only |
| Duration @ .050" Intake | 245 degrees |
| Duration @ .050" Exhaust | 253 degrees |
| Valve Lift Intake | .680" |
| Valve Lift Exhaust | .680" |
| Cam/Lobe Lift | .400" |
| Lobe Separation | 106 degrees |
Engine Applications
- 6.5L / 396 OHV V8 16V Chev. Big Block 4.094" Bore 65-70
- 6.6L / 402 OHV V8 16V Chev. Big Block 4.125" Bore 72-72
- 7.0L / 427 OHV V8 16V Chev. Mark IV Big Block 4.250" Bore 66-69
- 7.4L / 454 OHV V8 16V Chev. Mark IV Big Block 4.250" Bore 70-90
- 8.1L / 496 OHV V8 16V Chev. Mark IV Big Block Stroker 4.250" Bore 70-90
Enginetech DBK-series cam and lifter kits combine a precision-ground performance camshaft with matched hydraulic roller lifters in a single package, ensuring correct break-in compatibility between cam lobes and followers right out of the box. Designed for GM LS and Gen I Small Block/Big Block applications, these kits eliminate the guesswork of sourcing matched components separately. Always install a new timing set when replacing a camshaft. Non-VVT and Non-AFM engines only - verify your engine code before ordering. A tune is recommended after installation.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
