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    Some pics of Cam install









    DANIEL CAMMED SS 13.46 @ 98.17-- 8.58 @ 80.31

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    you should keep the gloves on i cut the **** outta my hand when i took out pedros cam kinda one of those lesson learned hahaha
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    That was me doing all the work. If you are careful you wont cut yourself on the lobes of the cam plus I can feel how the cam is moving through the bearings better without anything on my hands. His cam was a B**** to get back in, a couple of the lifters in the rear werent staying up the cups and it took forever to get it in there without dinking the cam bearings.
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    yea that sucks
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    nice job cody

    man that engine is DIRTY haha clean that thing

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChevyLee View Post
    nice job cody

    man that engine is DIRTY haha clean that thing
    yes, yes it was
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    Yeah, good call Wade---it was... I used up like 2 cans of Brake Clean on it...cleaned the intake, the valve covers, etc... The new heads were fresh from the machine shop and clean. We pretty much took the whole top half of the motor off and cleaned it. Cody spend HOURS cleaning the top of the block, the cylinder walls and the piston heads. Thumbs up for Cody's cleaning job! And it was good meeting Daniel, Cody, and Wade this past weekend. I am glad that Daniel's truck was able to start and not make any more noises! Phew! A long ass day of doing everything by-the-book for it NOT to run awesome... Daniel--anymore update for us on how the truck is running?

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    Last I heard today it was still running good and he was loving the 30 punches, only problem with that is it a tranny killer, and he didnt want to hurt his tranny I think I spent a total of 3 hours cleaning the deck, walls and making sure all the crap was off the top ring.

    Tyler now we just need to talk him into doing a FAST 90/90 swap
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    Fire stations are perfect for doing work... I like it cause i have 24 hours to kill, nobody to bother me, lots of tools unless someone steal them, and out of sun with allot of room. also like the fact that we have PLENTY of absorbant for fluid spills. You work for a dept? or a buddy let you tear down there?
    Last edited by DamnYankee; 02-27-2008 at 09:01 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vff_jeff View Post
    Fire stations are perfect for doing work... I like it cause i have 24 hours to kill, nobody to bother me, lots of tools unless someone steal them, and out of sun with allot of room. also like the fact that we have PLENTY of absorbant for fluid spills. You work for a dept? or a buddy let you tear down there?

    I actually think that is his dads badass shop they have in waco.. the collision center shop
    Last edited by DamnYankee; 02-27-2008 at 09:00 PM.
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