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You will have to scrape the bearing down to get it to fit. There are bearing scrapers you can buy. Scraper

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You didn't specify what type of engine that you're working with. My machinist told me years ago that big block Mopars were notorious for poor fitting camshafts. He said that the cam bearing bores were not all perfectly centered. The trick was to install all the bearings then line bore the...

There is a specialty tool used to ream a cam bearing. I have also heard of people using an old camshaft with a cut in the bearing journals to ream in new bearings.

Same exact width, backspacing and tire size here!

When I convert my power wagon to disc, I ran a screw into the master port for the front. I used the screw to pry the seat out. The residual valve is behind it. I removed it and used the brake line and fitting to press the seat back in.

I've run RJ12YC's with good results. I like Autolite plugs but can't get them tightened up around my headers. I think I'm going to try NGK's.

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one can never do too much mock up :BangHead:

Funny how some things return after many years.

I nicked a cam bearing while cleaning the block. So I got a set of Clevite bearings, took out the #2 bearing, Looked it over and knocked it in. Just changed the #2 bearing. Now the cam wont go all the way in. It stops about 1/8" going in to the bearing. very stiff trying to rotate it. Wont turn...

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