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Cruiser
Posts: 78
Gilroy, Ca | marcparnes - 2012-11-14 8:14 AM
Just to give an idea how long it takes when an amateur does it, I've done 5 of them and go really slow so it takes me about 3 hours or so for the cams alone. The PCV takes another hour and the top filter about 45 minutes. Of course I have no incentive to hurry and don't want to mess anything up. It's a very straight forward job and not particularly complicated if you've worked on engines before. Lloydz having introduced their new cams for the one piece camboxes made it quite a bit easier.
Marc
If I only wasn't scared to do it myself lol |
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Tourer
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Chattanooga, TN | <p>Thanks for the input and cost saving idea! I think that's the way I'll go, with Lloydz tweaking the ecu. Seems much better than the PC-V after all. All this time I thought the PC-V was the gold standard due to the ability to tune the a/f ratio for each 100 rpm, whereas the VFC III is a more general setting.</p><p>And I agree, I'd rather have someone like KevinX on the cam install who has done a hundred of them do it in 2 or 3 hours correctly than me do it in a day or two and hope I didn't forget anything.</p>
Edited by baadawg 2012-11-14 11:15 AM
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Installing Cams
