I guess we all get to look forward to broken valve springs.

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03-30-2019, 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by RedXray

So that's how that works lol.
I'm going to be honest...
I'm a much better mechanic than husband...
or I just suck at picking out wives...

Not even gonna try for number three... no no no!

I'm done at 1. Lol.

Cams are cheaper than motors and fixing a problem is still cheaper than a new truck.

That’s what I tell my wife.

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03-31-2019, 08:55 PM

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I'm just all like man so there's a common problem with these motors and if it happens it's likely to ruin the engine and I'll have to spend thousands on a new one. And if I take those faulty DOD lifters out I have to replace the cam when I switch to the standard lifters. So I HAVE to cam my truck, might as well do a performance one while i'm in there.

It's all true though actually lol.