would you run this cam bearing or replace it
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from your description of your use of the motor I would run it. You could change it since its the first one but I don't know if that is ok to just change one cam bearing. I have always changed all 5 at the same time. I would think as long as you measure then you would be fine just changing one bearing. Maybe someone who is for sure will chime in
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Stock bearings will usually look like that when doing a cam swap, I wouldn't hesitate to run it as long as there is no scoring.
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