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They appear to be roller lobes to me. Not all roller cams are billet steel. Some are cast steel like this one. That being said I have no idea what cam it is.
https://pbhperformance.com/product-category/coyote-swap-for-ford-trucks/ford-bronco-swap-parts/1966-77-bronco/cooling-system-1966-77/
Here are some items to use. I cant remember how exactyl I did it but I used the bypass I know. I dont use a heater core right now.
I installed the axle with 2 degree bushings mounted up side down. Gave me the correct pinion angle. Then I cut and turned the knuckles for about 7-8 degrees caster.
Brand new set of Dana 44 4.88 thick gears. Made for the carrier 3.73 below. Brand new from Quick Performance. Never Installed. Includes ground shipping to the lower 48.
I have been able to take a punch and tap the bottom of the cam plug. It may cock sideways and then use a pry bar to pull it out. If not may need to put a screw through the center of it. Either way it needs to come out and be replaced with a new one sealed in place. Unfortunately I have messed...
CE-99001B SWAY BAR - 36 INCH - 0.750 DIA.
CE-99003-18 18 INCH STEEL ARM - LEFT OR RIGHT
CE-99005 HARDWARE PACK - FOR ANTIROCK ARM
CE-9901D BUSHING - FOR UNIVERSAL ANTIROCK KIT - EACH
CE-9901H TUBE - 34 INCHES LONG - FOR 36 INCH UNIVERSAL KIT AND TJ/XJ FRONT KITS - EACH
My intention is to set up the pinion angle using the bushings and then cutting and rotating the knuckles for the caster. This is on a friends truck. Fully assembled. Will be adding the new 3.5" springs with the arms. I used to have them on the front of mine (Cage) until I switched to a three...
I am installing a 3.5" lift with Duff extended arms. I am wondering where to start with radius arm bushings for pinion angle. I will cut and rotate the knuckles for caster but I am just looking for a starting point for bushings. 4 degree, 2 degree or 0?
Here is mine. Pretty messy right now. Always seem to have too much crap laying around. Pretty lucky to have a good sized shop. I have a paint booth that also works for cold storage for the winter storage of either mine or my brothers summer cars. Only bad thing is low ceilings so cannot use a lift.