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OK, getting in deep enough now that I think there are some tools I need to buy for the job. I know I'll need a dial indicator to check the crank runout. After seeing the cam plate, it looks like I'll need something to keep everything from spinning while I take loose the chain sprockets. I see George has the Cam Gear Locking Tool on his site, I assume this is what I need for this? Also, I'll need the oil pump alignment screws for getting the oil pump alignment correct. Anything else I'll need? Since I have it open, I am most likely going to do cams...you know, since I'm right there and all.
Thanks.
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If your going to change the cams, might as well put in new torrington inner cam bearings. You'll need a tool for that too.
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Like these?
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Yup. I'd let you use mine, but you have one of those new-fangled 96" mochines.
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Yup.
Make damn sure you've got the installer "correctly" lined up during the install so you don't mess up the bearing ports.
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Experience?
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Yeah. Fortunatly all I did was bend the install plate.
It was a rental.
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It's like 3/8-1/2" thick!
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Remember, a guy can never have too many tools.
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Don't forget tools pictured below and the B148's, I'm in the middle of exactly the same thing... The freezer and oven thing can work on the cams and a 7/16" wrench with a allen key thru the closed end will rotate the shoe arm back and a 7/64" allen key fits perfect to retain it, so you can avoid the tools but the B148's are needed.
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Always fun adding to the tool collection!!!
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Yep...I got some stuff I bought for my old airplane that I have no recollection of what they are or what they do or are used for, but I have them if I ever need them.
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Tools ordered finally.
DPH will be so happy that she'll hit me repeatedly.
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