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Cam Drive Bolt Kits
Cam drive bolts hold the cam sprockets or gears to the camshafts, keeping the timing drive locked in place while the engine runs. If one loosens or stretches, cam timing can drift and the engine can suffer for it. Many enthusiasts fit a dedicated bolt kit when they replace timing components, swap camshafts or build an engine for more power. That way the fasteners that keep the valvetrain in time get the same attention as the rest of the build.
We currently have 1 cam drive bolt kit in stock, from ARP. It is the ARP Ford Coyote 5.0L Cam Drive Bolt Kit, a set of cam drive fasteners for owners working on a Ford Coyote 5.0L engine.
Confirm the kit matches your exact engine before ordering.
Check whether your engine's original cam bolts are meant to be replaced once they have been removed.
Follow the bolt maker's torque and lubricant instructions rather than generic figures.
Plan the job alongside other timing work, since the cam drive will already be apart.
To check whether this kit suits your engine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Cam drive bolts hold the cam sprockets or gears to the camshafts, keeping the timing drive locked in place while the engine runs. If one loosens or stretches, cam timing can drift and the engine can suffer for it. Many enthusiasts fit a dedicated bolt kit when they replace timing components, swap camshafts or build an engine for more power. That way the fasteners that keep the valvetrain in time get the same attention as the rest of the build.
We currently have 1 cam drive bolt kit in stock, from ARP. It is the ARP Ford Coyote 5.0L Cam Drive Bolt Kit, a set of cam drive fasteners for owners working on a Ford Coyote 5.0L engine.
Confirm the kit matches your exact engine before ordering.
Check whether your engine's original cam bolts are meant to be replaced once they have been removed.
Follow the bolt maker's torque and lubricant instructions rather than generic figures.
Plan the job alongside other timing work, since the cam drive will already be apart.
To check whether this kit suits your engine, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
