New cam, take 7...

[Red03SilSS]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(txarkitekt &#064; May 2 2007, 11&#58;44 AM) [snapback]92074[/snapback]</div>

Damn fool, you must know how to bargain with selling prices. That is actually cool that you are making money on the deal. Not that many people can do that--selling a used cam, then buying a better (IMO) used cam and making money... so, you taking the wifey to a romantic dinner for two on the &#036;15 you made?

Hell, cam swaps aren&#39;t THAT bad, I&#39;d even do it from some breakfast tacos and a couple cans of Copenhagen...
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You will&#33;&#33; What about a breakfast burito and a log of copenhagen?? You know im needing mine swapped.

[txarkitekt]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Red03SilSS &#064; May 2 2007, 12&#58;51 PM) [snapback]92089[/snapback]</div>

You will&#33;&#33; What about a breakfast burito and a log of copenhagen?? You know im needing mine swapped.
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Hmmmm.... Breakfast burrito AND a log&#33;?&#33;?&#33; Sweet deal for me&#33; Yeah it can be done. There is one tool you will need that I don&#39;t have...the rods that slide into the oil galleys that keep the lifters up. You can buy a set on Ebay under LS1 cam install tool. Or you can go get 5/16" wooden dowel rods from Home Depot---a lot cheaper. They&#39;ll work too. When Danny helped me do mine, he didn&#39;t use them at all...he said 3 Hail Mary&#39;s and held his breath while pulling the cam out and installing the new one. He&#39;s done 87 million of them, so he knows how the "feel" it. I&#39;d rather shove in the rods and not have to wait for 3 minutes to breathe...

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(1slow01z71 &#064; May 2 2007, 08&#58;38 PM) [snapback]92141[/snapback]</div>

Grizzly is where its at, cheap and taste the same as skoal at half the price, the can seals better so it stays moist longer
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Grizzly...eeeeeeewww&#33; Not for me. I&#39;d rather pay &#036;5.50 a can and get Cope. It&#39;s an expensive habit---considering I go through 1 can per day...