Don't know how I missed this but that was the most comprehensive do-it-yourself I've read here and anywhere else.
Outstanding photos, videos and instructions. This is simply superb. Thanks for posting this as I have an itch to install a cam.
This brings me back to the days when I had a Chevelle with a burned out clutch plate and the only way a 17 year old kid earning minimum wage at a part time job could afford to replace it was to do it himself.
So with very basic tools, a Chilton's manual, a jack, a remanufactured clutch plate, and my reading skills, off I went into uncharted territory never knowing if it would ever run again.
Well, I replaced that clutch and after a few adjustments it actually ran. Wish I had a tutorial like this back in the 70's. It would have made it so much easier.
That cam sounds incredible, the exact sound I'm looking for.
Good luck with your new MOPAR. Again, thanks for the time and patience it took to put this together so that others may benefit.
