WOW I had no idea cams were that involved lol. Here i was thinking I might buy some later on and just install them myself in my garage lol. Sounds like an impossibility.
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Thread: Cam and spring install
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09-18-08, 03:34 PM #21Member
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09-18-08, 03:42 PM #22Senior Member
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Shouldnt be that hard....just have to get it tuned after.
Originally Posted by BD5034
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09-18-08, 03:46 PM #23Member
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according to other posters, the engine needs to be removed to do it properly.
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09-18-08, 03:49 PM #24Senior Member
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Not that hard to remove a motor
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09-18-08, 05:26 PM #25Senior Member
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correct shop time for cam install is 20 hours labor, then another 250 to swap out springs. I paid 1500 to do mine plus 250 to swap springs out. The reason the cost is so high is cause they tech pull your motor. In reality a shop will not pull your motor they will use the tool. I know on a 3v my friend just got cams done at a shop last summer and it was 800 them using the tool, plus 300 for spring swap.
oh yea add 500 for a tune also to both prices
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