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| -JR- |
 Jan 12 2005, 02:04 AM
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All aftermarket cams or special grinds all seem to require a bolt on cam gear.
So I'm wondering what the difference is between the stock cam gear and the aftermarkets ones that are !NOT! a straight cut gears? I suppose the real root of this question is if I could grind off or dill out the rivets on a stock gear and bolt that gear onto an aftermarket cam. Thanks! -JR- |
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