<VV> installing a cam?
Ray Rodriguez
reray at echoes.net
Fri Apr 13 00:26:27 EDT 2007
Greetings all,
The engine is currently out of my 65' Corsa and sitting on a dolly with the tranny still attached and the shrouds off. While its out of the car I plan to reseal the lifter tubes and possibly pull the heads to check valve seats and maybe have a little porting and polishing done.
I have been considering a moderate performance cam for a while now, ( I want a little of a lopey idle) and was wondering how much work I would have to do to install it. I have no intention of a full rebuild... and want to minimize disassembly. Is there any shortcut for installing a cam or is pretty much full disassembly? I'm not a mechanic so dont assume I know anything! I just know the cam is in the middle of the block, and that its a split block.. I looked at a drawing =P. The furthest I've ever had an engine apart before was to replace dry rotted lifter seals on my old vette! I'm the son of an auto mechanics instructor, so I know the theory, but have little hands-on experience.
While I'm at it, is there anything else I should be sure to do while I have the engine out and its easy to get to? I'm already replacing the fan bearing, what am I missing?
Thanks!
Ray Rodriguez
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