Timing Chain Question

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  1. bobkyle2

    bobkyle2 BAMF BISHESSSS!!!

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    you dont have to.... if you have the money... go ahead...you will have to have them installed....from a machine shop... or someone who has tdone them... you will have to have a cam bearing tool
     
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    Maybe I can get cam bearing tool off ebay.
     
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    Ebay has all kinds of different cam bearing tools for install and removal.
     
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    bobkyle2 BAMF BISHESSSS!!!

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    i have the tool... but ive never put them in... dont really know off the top of my head... the machine shop that does all my work puts them in for free when he does my block... or charges me like 15 bucks to just install them without doing any other work
     
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    Ok, I'll check around.
     

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