2001bluerata

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JPR cam install tool, PN from Thunder Racing is 99-JPR-CIT

New or Used, PM me a price

Thanx

2001bluerata

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Bump up

2001bluerata

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jump up

RyRy

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use a 5/16" wooden dowel cut into 22" lengths from home depot. Its about $1.50.

Full-Force

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second the 5/16 dowel rods

2001bluerata

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Alright can I get a 3rd on that?

1slow01Z71

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Works good much cheaper but I used brass instead didnt like the idea of wood splinters.

496chevy

how does this work?? im intending on doing this in the near future. do you have to grind down one side of the dowel like the JRP??
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RE AND CHERYL

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All JPR is selling you for your $100+ is two 5/16 rods with handles on the end. Probably costs them under $10 to make.

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Benner

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The easiest thing I've found is just an 8 inch 3/8 socket extension. Works just as good as any of the tools or dowels and alot of people have them in there tool boxes.

squarehead

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Using the rods, do you have to remove the lifters at anytime before or during the cam swap?

RE AND CHERYL

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There is no way a 3/8 extension will work. Only a 5/16 rod will fit and it will need to be about 22" long to hold all the lifters up.

You never have to remove the lifters. Your only using the rods to hold the lifters from falling into the oil pan once the cam is removed.

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