| Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 |
| 10-15-2016, (Subject: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 ) Post: #9 | |||
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| RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 If you haven't, I would pop that rocker cover and check for worn cam lobes. I just replaced my valve cam and 4 rockers and it was doing exactly as you describe. Even with @m*m^2, if I turn it to 625 this thing is snappy as he'll. .. response is instant and jerky taking off. User's Signature: I'm no mechanic, I'm just a guy that breaks down enough to know a bit. | |||
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Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - 389driver - 10-04-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Hedley - 10-04-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Old Driver - 10-04-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - jorden486 - 10-04-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Rawze - 10-05-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - 389driver - 10-05-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Rig Wrench - 10-15-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Rawze - 10-15-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Rig Wrench - 10-20-2016, RE: Help with (possibly) butchered CM870 - Brock - 10-15-2016 |
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