Cams , Question
11-18-2009, 09:58 AM
#23
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would of payed you
11-18-2009, 10:02 AM
#24
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well that's aweful kind of you Pony...
if i were local i would just be there for moral
support and let you have the fun of
turning the wrenches. i wouldn't say anything
unless you had a question or were going
off track.
if i were local i would just be there for moral
support and let you have the fun of
turning the wrenches. i wouldn't say anything
unless you had a question or were going
off track.
11-18-2009, 10:07 AM
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thats exactly what i like to do ..Im mechanical savy soo thats y i posted this question i just dont want to write a check to some guy . lol When money comes in and i decide to do cams i will ask on the local forums for some helppFor the perfomance cams... what kind of gains did you receive any dyno runs? or plain just feeling?
11-18-2009, 10:29 AM
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and the best thing is people have discovered you don't need the special tools to do the install anymore. Also if you want to use the special tools a lot of guys will lend you theirs if you just pay shipping both ways...
11-18-2009, 10:33 AM
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11-18-2009, 10:40 AM
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it all really depends on if you want
to do it fords way, or another way.
it's not my car so if someone wants to
shove a garden hose down between the
chains, great. if someone wants to use
a screw driver and pry the cam followers
out, wonderful, more power to them.
this is probably how a lot of shops do
the job.
to do it fords way, or another way.
it's not my car so if someone wants to
shove a garden hose down between the
chains, great. if someone wants to use
a screw driver and pry the cam followers
out, wonderful, more power to them.
this is probably how a lot of shops do
the job.
11-18-2009, 10:52 AM
#29
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it all really depends on if you want
to do it fords way, or another way.
it's not my car so if someone wants to
shove a garden hose down between the
chains, great. if someone wants to use
a screw driver and pry the cam followers
out, wonderful, more power to them.
this is probably how a lot of shops do
the job.
to do it fords way, or another way.
it's not my car so if someone wants to
shove a garden hose down between the
chains, great. if someone wants to use
a screw driver and pry the cam followers
out, wonderful, more power to them.
this is probably how a lot of shops do
the job.
11-18-2009, 11:00 AM
#30
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