Looks like a pretty simple deal to do in an afternoon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5KvamRqCis

 

Cool I watched 8 mins of it. you have to appreciate the effort even tho I have done this I will watch it when I have more time.

 

lots of special tools

 

You can rent the bearing puller at Autozone and reinstall it using the old cam.

 

Excellent video.....I'm less than a month from doing my cam plate tensioner upgrade along with new cams.

Thanks!!

 

Wow great video!!!, all 57 minutes of it. Great tool for anyone thinking of doing a cam swap or cam guides.

 

The only special tool needed is the bearing puller/installer.

 

There are a couple of tools that I like to use, but they aren't necessary. I just like having the correct tool for the job. The little key that fits between the pinion sprocket and the cam sprocket to lock the motor down can be picked up on ebay for about 15 bucks. If you're pulling the pushrods out through the top of the motor, there are two wrenches, one for the rocker box covers, and one for the lower rocker boxes that are great to have, because of the tight spaces involved.

You can tap in the inner bearings with an old camshaft, or you can buy the tool that presses them in. It's done both ways, I'd recommend pressing them in, but lots of guys have just tapped them into place with no apparant problems.

 

Should probably be a sticky...perhaps in the tech forum.

 

great video!, are they gonna do a big bore video soon?,lol