
07-25-2019, 09:49 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Originally Posted by HWYSTR455
So the distributor gear was replaced when the shaft/bushing issue was discovered?
Then maybe it is the gear on the cam, but wow, I have never seen that, though guess it is a possibility, and that could possibly explain why this has been overlooked.
I say swap the dizzy and while it's out, turn the engine over and look down the hole, see if there is a noticeable wobble to the cam gear. It's a stretch, but guess it's still something that should be checked/eliminated.
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Originally Posted by gtofreek
Good thought, but I do check this also when I check the cam for bent. This cam only had .001" runout. Most cams I see have .002"-.003" runout and they have never been a problem.
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