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Topic: 9n camshaft upgrade
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| xj4343
08-05-2012 09:31:18
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Im rebuilding a 41 model 9n and wanting to upgrade the cam shaft and cam gear gear to the bolt on type. anyone done this before. Do I need to use the thrust washer. and where can I find the square bolt retainer for the the bolts. Thanks for any info
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| TheOldHokie
08-07-2012 17:14:53
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Re: 9n camshaft upgrade in reply to Ultradog MN, 08-05-2012 09:31:18
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Even better spend a few bucks and have it reground....
TOH
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| 36 coupe
08-07-2012 17:01:11
66.186.169.176
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Re: 9n camshaft upgrade in reply to xj4343, 08-05-2012 09:31:18
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| Lock costs 14 bucks now.Hardly an up grade if you old parts are good.
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| Ken(Ark)
08-05-2012 13:45:24
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Re: 9n camshaft upgrade in reply to Dan_Dman30, 08-05-2012 09:31:18
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| I would mic out a used cam to check lobe height before installing it . I have seen cams that looked good to the eye but had .090 worn off a lobe .
Even a cheap caliper would help , a few thousands would be acceptable .
There is a lot of talk about the zinc levels in modern oil but these old motors have a low valve spring pressure so there is not a lot of lifter pressure on the lobe like a souped up high reving V8 .
A retainer ring would be nice but a flat washer and blue loctite will do just as good .
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| JMOR
08-05-2012 12:48:04
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Re: 9n camshaft upgrade in reply to ctrycpr, 08-05-2012 09:31:18
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| Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seethrust washer not absolutely necessary.....many running without them, but good if you can get one. Both items will likely have to be found through used parts operations.
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