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  1. 07-17-2011, 03:58 PM #1
    terrytowe22
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    I really not sure what the cams are I know the guy told me stage 2 turbo something not for sure
    Has crower valve springs newer lca I have a red mark on flywheels in a plus mark? I went off the plus mark
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    Quote Originally Posted by terrytowe22 View Post
    I really not sure what the cams are I know the guy told me stage 2 turbo something not for sure
    Has crower valve springs newer lca I have a red mark on flywheels in a plus mark? I went off the plus mark
    Should have white mark, that is top dead center.. Red is timing mark when setting(using light).. Being the cams are unknown, and if the head has been shaved, i would let a shop degree the cams in.. Need to find a part number on the cams so you can search for a cam card(specs) online..

    Your shooting in the dark right now, and really need someone with better knowledge to help you more!!
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