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Cam Retainer Bolts
Cam retainer bolts secure the camshaft retainer plate to the engine block. That plate keeps the camshaft located in the block and limits unwanted fore and aft movement. These bolts sit behind the timing set, so they are usually replaced when the front of the engine is already apart, such as during a cam swap, a timing chain job or a full rebuild. Many builders choose fresh, purpose-made hardware here rather than reusing old bolts, since a loose fastener in this area can lead to serious engine damage.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from ARP. It is the ARP LS1 Chevy Cam Retainer Bolt Kit, a dedicated bolt kit for the cam retainer on LS1 Chevy engines.
When choosing, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the kit matches your engine family and retainer plate design.
Check whether your build uses the factory retainer or an aftermarket one, since that can change bolt requirements.
Inspect the threads in the block before installing new bolts.
Follow the fastener maker's instructions for thread prep and tightening.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Cam retainer bolts secure the camshaft retainer plate to the engine block. That plate keeps the camshaft located in the block and limits unwanted fore and aft movement. These bolts sit behind the timing set, so they are usually replaced when the front of the engine is already apart, such as during a cam swap, a timing chain job or a full rebuild. Many builders choose fresh, purpose-made hardware here rather than reusing old bolts, since a loose fastener in this area can lead to serious engine damage.
We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from ARP. It is the ARP LS1 Chevy Cam Retainer Bolt Kit, a dedicated bolt kit for the cam retainer on LS1 Chevy engines.
When choosing, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the kit matches your engine family and retainer plate design.
Check whether your build uses the factory retainer or an aftermarket one, since that can change bolt requirements.
Inspect the threads in the block before installing new bolts.
Follow the fastener maker's instructions for thread prep and tightening.
To confirm fitment, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
