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Old 06-02-2009, 09:30 PM   #8
DanD
 
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Originally Posted by Late Model Racecraft View Post
The lifters are in lifter trays. You have to spin the stock cam shaft at least 360* to pump the lifters up. Once that is done you can pull out your old cam shaft and install the new one. You just have to be VERY carefull a lifter does not fall. If it does, ALOT more labor is involved that you do not want to hear about.


there are the magnet tricks and others to help make sure the lifters stay up.. I built one of the first Darton sleeved 427 LS motors back lots of yrs ago, so I am aware of whats up on these motors.. no worries there
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