Cam bearings....

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There is a tool for this. A bit pricey to own unless you do this a few times a year. Instructions come with the tool. Easy job to do and screw up.
I suggest standing the block up on it's end and installing them downwards.

StrokerScamp is currently doing a set. Contact him on FBBO.
 
The local mopar machinist charged $150-$200 and I think that included the cost of the bearings...he then test fit the new cam just to make sure before dad and I put it back together.
 
oldkimmer said:
.............Wow, steve...........thats alot...he must of did some extras........kim........
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Not as far as I know Kim...I wasnt going to install them, so I never priced buying the bearings. I had dad price it and get it done. Maybe it was closer to $100, not sure...
 
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