Cam Swap in Progress, Need Help Fast....
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It "floats". The cam plate keeps it from coming too far forward. The chain determines where the cam sprocket rides which in turn controls where the cam resides. A Torrington bearing as found on timing sets like Rollmaster acts as a buffer if the cam sprocket "floats" too far rearward.