460 roller block info
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I may get corrected here...but I don't believe the 460's ever came from the factory with a hydraulic roller cam. You can buy aftermarket cam/lifters to convert to roller but it's not cheap.
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I agree with both Deen and george, Ford didn't make them. Aftermarket kits are going to cost you roughly $1000 not including the machine work if any is needed. I saw the price of it when I was looking at my options and dropped it when I saw the price tag for just the cam and lifters, which can't be bought together as a kit.
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Well for normal stock production trucks they didn't. The only real way to see if you have a roller cam is to pull of the intake and take a peek. Personally I wouldn't do it unless there is a really really good reason to besides curiousity.
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