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Degree cams after rebuild

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pickens

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Jan 17, 2003
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I think I know the answer to this question but I want to get some feedback. I am in the process of reuilding my engine. The block and head were milled a few thousandths (no warpage or anything). I am also using the MLS metal head gasket. The engine is also getting a brand new crank. So, do you think I will need to degree the new fp1 cams I'm dropping in?
 
pickens said:
I think I know the answer to this question but I want to get some feedback. I am in the process of reuilding my engine. The blocked and head were milled a few thousandths to make sure they were flat. I am also using the MLS metal head gasket. The engine is also getting a brand new crank. So, do you think I will need to degree the new fp1 cams I'm dropping in?

You probably dont NEED to but if you know how and have the equipment then by all means go for it. It can only help if it is done right.
 
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