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Just wondering if it is ok to installed a cam in my '99 SS Camaro that has 105,000 miles I'm looking towards a tick polluter or MS3... Just wanted to know if I could or would it be a waste of time with that kind of mileage.
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You will be fine installing a camshaft with 105K on the motor. Remember a cams as big as those two is going to require supporting hardware which includes springs, retainers, seals, pushrods and if you are a M6 a set of gears or if you are a auto a stall.
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I can't take any credit for mine....I bought it this way.
Pat G spec'd, 231/231 .612/.604 111+4, new valvesprings, retainers, and timing chain. Close to an MS3 size at 126k. Puts a smile on my face everytime I drive it. Of course, it's not a daily driver. Go for it!
Pat G spec'd, 231/231 .612/.604 111+4, new valvesprings, retainers, and timing chain. Close to an MS3 size at 126k. Puts a smile on my face everytime I drive it. Of course, it's not a daily driver. Go for it!
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