PBMFIsMe

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When you put the timing chain sprocket back on, it will pull forward to where it needs to be.

There is a little extra room there...not to worry.

madclown

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Thats what I thought.... It just seems to mve further back than the stock one did.... Anyone else??????

madclown

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Any other thoughts????

madclown

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Well I guess when I bolt up the cam sprocket it will pull the cam into place. So what stpos the cam and sprocket from "floating a little bit" in the block?

eallanboggs

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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.

madclown

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Thanks for the input....

99DWPTA

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we used 150psi on mine