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When changing cams

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mysticj

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Apr 12, 2007
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Just basically follow the VFAQ right? Such as not loosing the tensioner pulley bolt? From the look of it, seems like an hour to do. Any tips?
 
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An hour! You're in for a surprise. LOL

If it's your first time it's going to take much longer.
 
Depending on the size of cams, its a good idea to look into valve springs. And if you are thinking of replacing the springs wiith a new set, might as well do your timing belt if its been a while since you last replaced it or don't know when. One project can lead to a subproject or to a completely different project. This can turn a weekend project into a full week project depending on experience, access to tools and space, temp, etc.
 
Have some Delta 272/264 and ordering up new lifters next month. Hopefully to do this at work so i can use my air tools. Also planning to have some of the stuff prep beforehand(i.e. 'prime' lifters, valve cover gasket kit, preclean Hyundai VC)
 
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