JPR Cam Installation Tool
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Like was said though, just pick up some 5/16 steel rod, and use those. i want to say they should be a little over 20" each? Also, when i did mine, just so there were no issues, i rounded off the ends of each, so they couldnt scratch anyhthing in there.
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Thanks - Should they be 20" in length or 24" in length (I have a LS7). Anyone know?
Thanks again for everyones help!
Thanks again for everyones help!
The JPR cam install tool is for holding the lifters up, while pulling the cam out.
Like was said though, just pick up some 5/16 steel rod, and use those. i want to say they should be a little over 20" each? Also, when i did mine, just so there were no issues, i rounded off the ends of each, so they couldnt scratch anyhthing in there.
Like was said though, just pick up some 5/16 steel rod, and use those. i want to say they should be a little over 20" each? Also, when i did mine, just so there were no issues, i rounded off the ends of each, so they couldnt scratch anyhthing in there.
The JPR cam install tool is for holding the lifters up, while pulling the cam out.
Like was said though, just pick up some 5/16 steel rod, and use those. i want to say they should be a little over 20" each? Also, when i did mine, just so there were no issues, i rounded off the ends of each, so they couldnt scratch anyhthing in there.
Like was said though, just pick up some 5/16 steel rod, and use those. i want to say they should be a little over 20" each? Also, when i did mine, just so there were no issues, i rounded off the ends of each, so they couldnt scratch anyhthing in there.
+1. i bought 2 5/16ths rods, mine are 24" i went an inch over just to have about 4" stick out so i can grab. There is no point in buying that overpriced tool when those rods keep the lifters in place the same as that tool would
