Cam/Lifter Storage Box

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Krooser

Krooser

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I dont buy much from Speedway but this box caught my eye. Sturdy enough...snap on top. $19.95.
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Very cool that would be a good way of keeping your lifters organized if you did a cam swap and every planned on reusing the old cam and lifters
 
Very cool. I wish someone made that for a slant six cam.
 
Next question: Do they make them for dead bodies??? :rolleyes: :elmer:

I'm asking for a friend... :D
 
Hah! If you're a cheep-azz-baztahd like me, your lifter storage device is in the fridge! Valves and springs in these, I have another empty one waiting for the lifters. Note the fancy pushrod organizer in the background please.

The cam was reground so I will be storing it inside the engine. :D:D:D

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As cheap as Mopar people are supposed to be I’m surprised someone would pay $20 for a plastic box like that. It is a nice little product though. Having seen that I think I’ll throw a 2 x 4 in the milling machine and make something similar but for a lot cheaper. A drill press and spade bit could do it too.
 
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I’m partial to using the original boxes that the cam/lifters came in, like the old school card board boxes with dividers for the lifters, although a few Howard’s lifter sets I’ve used/have come in the crappy plastic packaging that is difficult to keep intact when cutting open.
 
I'm pretty frugal when it comes to spending hard earned cash on frivolities... shiny paint, aluminum heads, neon wipers, Moroso valve covers etc... But I thought I'd buy this cam storage box just to see if it's worth the money. It's worth the $20.00 if you are buying enough product to get free shipping.

I have lifters in an Engle cam box, a custom SBC cam Comp box, a Howards shipping tube. I put my Jones race cam in this one. I like stuff that stacks nicely and doesn't roll around on the shelf. This works.
 
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