I am in the process of building an RB26 that sits in an 87 BMW 325IS. (http://onyxsyndicate.com/newman/e30gtr/e30gtr_00.html)
Right now the bottom end has been rebuilt w/
87mm Wiseco
Eagle Rods
New OEM Oil pump
Crank Collar
1.5mm restrictor
The top end is currently at the machine shop getting a valve job, as well as the following parts:
New valve seals
Exhaust valve guides
Ferrea springs/locators/retainers/locs
Now comes the problems, I'm essentially out of money to buy cams right now.
I was thinking of getting procams or something similar in the future. I know that I need to grind the head to do this, which requires the head to be off the block for cleaning purposes.
What I need to know, is what is the width of the lobe on most aftermarket cams, and is this something I can do without checking the head for clearance... I actually have done this before, about 4 years ago on my old 240 project, but I cannot remember how much I took off and where...
Can anyone help me out?
Right now the bottom end has been rebuilt w/
87mm Wiseco
Eagle Rods
New OEM Oil pump
Crank Collar
1.5mm restrictor
The top end is currently at the machine shop getting a valve job, as well as the following parts:
New valve seals
Exhaust valve guides
Ferrea springs/locators/retainers/locs
Now comes the problems, I'm essentially out of money to buy cams right now.

I was thinking of getting procams or something similar in the future. I know that I need to grind the head to do this, which requires the head to be off the block for cleaning purposes.
What I need to know, is what is the width of the lobe on most aftermarket cams, and is this something I can do without checking the head for clearance... I actually have done this before, about 4 years ago on my old 240 project, but I cannot remember how much I took off and where...
Can anyone help me out?
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