JG853

Hello -

Does anyone have one of these I can buy or rent from you?

Installing cam in LS7.

Please let me know.

Joel
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Billy1987

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pm sent

Damian

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Don't waste your money and go guy 2 steel 5/16" rods from Home Depot. Cut them to fit, and they do the same exact thing for about 1/20th of the price.

ShevrolayZ28

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I've read many of your posts. You keep it real....thanks! ...just sayin.

Damian

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That's the only way I know how.

Thanks

slt200mph

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Use your long water pump bolts they will work too and are even cheeper ..

JG853

thanks for all of your help guys. I really appreciate it.

JG853

NVR_SPDS

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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.

JG853

Thanks - Should they be 20" in length or 24" in length (I have a LS7). Anyone know?

Thanks again for everyones help!

slt200mph

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Ooops sorry...not familar with jpr or rpj or whatever tool .... I thought he was talking about that overpriced tool to bolt on the cam to install it ... I use metal tubing to hold up the lifers ... there is nothing in there you need to worry about scratching

Damian

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Buy both the rods, and set them next to your new cam. Cut each rod about 3 inches longer than the camshaft, and you're all set.

JG853

Thank you

nick.celis

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+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