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08-15-2019, 07:30 PM
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Glad to hear that. Even 10 minutes at steady 2500 rpm will help to break in the camshaft properly.
Because I typically work on A-Body vehicles, I rigged up a house water hose/ water inlet valve that went to the heater return nipple on the timing cover and added a water drain valve/hose at the heater inlet connection (right rear of engine) so that I could add cool water to the engine as required to keep the temps down on initial break-in of the camshaft. The mod works on engine test stands or on engines installed in vehicles. Tom V.
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