steve3s
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will haveing the balance shaft still on< will it make cam install any more difficult or is it stil pretty straight forward? I'm new to dsm's
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will haveing the balance shaft still on< will it make cam install any more difficult or is it stil pretty straight forward? I'm new to dsm's
Read the rules before you post on this site.
Grammar is pretty much mandatory. Think of it this way, you want us to answer questions for you ASAP. Well, it's kinda hard to read when you post a bunch of words with spelling messed up and punctuation is all over the place.. At least try; doesn't need to be perfect.
Plus I'm pretty sure Firefox has a spell check feature..
Anyway, your balance shafts are in block of motor, your cams are in the head.. Your balance shafts run off timing belt "B" while timing belt "A" goes from oil pump, Cams, Crank. The balance shafts don't interfere with you installing cams.. A buddy of mine on this site put in a set of HKS 272s and never touched the block.
Good luck.
will haveing the balance shaft still on< will it make cam install any more difficult or is it stil pretty straight forward? I'm new to dsm's
Your not even worth my time. 