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  1. 06-01-2005 12:02 PM #2
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    No, there's nothing hard about it. It does take some time and the proper tools, but it's worth it to know that the cam is ground properly from the manufacturer and to know where the critical timing points are taking place in your motor.
    http://www.automotivearticles.com/De...amshafts.shtml

    This site is for DOHC motors, see the Isky link below for a better explanation of degreeing a motor with the cam in block design.
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