New cams
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East of Atlanta in Loganville.
Cam change is real easy with no special tools other than a torque wrench for the most part. Tons of write ups on here. You can do it in a few hours using adjustable push rods. Slightly longer if you go through the rockers.
The hardest part is swapping cam bearings if you decided to swap them. That does require a special tool, but you can rent a blind hole puller for free from autozone to pull them, and use an old cam to install the new bearings.
If you were closer I'd say come on over and we'd knock it out.
Cam change is real easy with no special tools other than a torque wrench for the most part. Tons of write ups on here. You can do it in a few hours using adjustable push rods. Slightly longer if you go through the rockers.
The hardest part is swapping cam bearings if you decided to swap them. That does require a special tool, but you can rent a blind hole puller for free from autozone to pull them, and use an old cam to install the new bearings.
If you were closer I'd say come on over and we'd knock it out.
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East of Atlanta in Loganville.
Cam change is real easy with no special tools other than a torque wrench for the most part. Tons of write ups on here. You can do it in a few hours using adjustable push rods. Slightly longer if you go through the rockers.
The hardest part is swapping cam bearings if you decided to swap them. That does require a special tool, but you can rent a blind hole puller for free from autozone to pull them, and use an old cam to install the new bearings.
If you were closer I'd say come on over and we'd knock it out.
Cam change is real easy with no special tools other than a torque wrench for the most part. Tons of write ups on here. You can do it in a few hours using adjustable push rods. Slightly longer if you go through the rockers.
The hardest part is swapping cam bearings if you decided to swap them. That does require a special tool, but you can rent a blind hole puller for free from autozone to pull them, and use an old cam to install the new bearings.
If you were closer I'd say come on over and we'd knock it out.
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Same here, I'm going to tackle it as a winter project. Dont want to tie the bike down this summer. Need to find out whats the best cams to use too.
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If you're still interested in knowing what to expect, look at the quick how to at the bottom of this page.
http://fuelmotousa.com/cams.htm
http://fuelmotousa.com/cams.htm