cam bearing damage
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Just noticed there is a little bit of damage on my cam bearing.. no idea what to do with it. the car was running perfect and was no damage to the cam.
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Think I might just play it safe and get new cam bearings. Can get them from Texas speed for just under $50 it's says they are for ls1 ls2 ls3 so I guess they would also fit l76?
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I'd replace them. If it's a stock motor you don't need coated Durabond and they will fit a L76. $33.99 https://www.texas-speed.com/c-199-bearings.aspx
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I'd replace them. If it's a stock motor you don't need coated Durabond and they will fit a L76. $33.99 https://www.texas-speed.com/c-199-bearings.aspx
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im going to replace it just need to see if i can find someone that will come to my house to do it if not i will have to buy a engine crane.