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crainholio · 07-31-2008, 07:50 PM

Just do a search for 'cam bearing driver' and you'll find options.

Be aware you're treading into territory a lot of folks avoid. It's not an easy process, even w/ the engine out of the car and the reciprocating assembly removed. And a mangled cam bearing will kill your oil pressure in a hurry.

The cam gear would have had to cross all but the last cam bearing, are you inspecting & replacing all of them or just the front one?

07-31-2008, 07:50 PM	#4
crainholio Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Randolph Posts: 198 iTrader: (2)	Just do a search for 'cam bearing driver' and you'll find options. Be aware you're treading into territory a lot of folks avoid. It's not an easy process, even w/ the engine out of the car and the reciprocating assembly removed. And a mangled cam bearing will kill your oil pressure in a hurry. The cam gear would have had to cross all but the last cam bearing, are you inspecting & replacing all of them or just the front one? __________________ 1982 Z28 w/ '01 LS1 + T56, TR224 cam, Katech oil pump, JWIS chain