motoxdirtrider84

can I buy blower cams and install them even though I wont have a blower for at least a year?

hammeron

i would ask your tuner, if he can
create a tune with your mods and
the cams you're looking at

TOMBSTANG

how long did u guys have to wait for these on back order, Im curious to know how long I will have to wait cause I want these in my car NOW.........

hammeron

mine took about 3 weeks through
frpp, i'm sure you can get them
sooner from another source.

mustanglouie

jpc racing has them in stock. got mine in two days

nelias7306

yeah i second that... btw hammeron yer my hero

ohhh yeah btw uh hammeron, wanna sell me the tools for cheap if yer not gonna use them again??? lolol

hammeron

hey nelias7306, i'm not gonna sell the tools anytime
soon....i know the ford price is a major bummer

nelias7306

ordered the ford tools this morning...

ordered the cams and bolts from a dealer nearby for $800

just one question before i start it though is that i noticed hammeron that you used a box wrench on the damper to keep it from moving. I'm gonna be doing this job solo so i was thinking maybe if you put it in drive and have the parking brake on maybe that would suffice to keep it from moving???? assuming there's not much slack in the drive train.

hammeron

hey nelias, i can see you have been thinking
through the procedure. all i can say is, test your
theory now, before starting the cam swap.

i did the job solo too... it's not hard to hold
the crank bolt, while breaking loose or torquing
the sprocket bolts.

mustanglouie

when I broke the bolts loose on the cams I didn't even have to touch the crank bolt. I just bumped the wrench a few times and they came loose pretty easy without the crank even moving. Putting them back on I did have a hand on the crank bolt though just to make sure.