ValiantOne
Well-Known Member
Hey All,
I noticed that the oil hole in my #1 cam bearing isn't quite lined up with the feed hole. The bearing is flush on both sides of it's bore so the hole in the block must be off a bit.
Should I try to go down the hole in the block with a long drill and open up the hole in the bearing to match the block? BTW, it looks worse in the photo b/c of the angle and the shadow, than it really is.
The others look good, Although I did notice that in bearing 4-5 (can't remember now which one) there are three holes in the cam bearing but only the bottom hole goes anywhere. I'm guessing that those extra holes in the bearing are for another application??
I noticed that the oil hole in my #1 cam bearing isn't quite lined up with the feed hole. The bearing is flush on both sides of it's bore so the hole in the block must be off a bit.
Should I try to go down the hole in the block with a long drill and open up the hole in the bearing to match the block? BTW, it looks worse in the photo b/c of the angle and the shadow, than it really is.
The others look good, Although I did notice that in bearing 4-5 (can't remember now which one) there are three holes in the cam bearing but only the bottom hole goes anywhere. I'm guessing that those extra holes in the bearing are for another application??