2009 cam swap and DOD delete...14hrs start to finish
Aug 16, 2010 | 11:11 PM
#23
I agree, better safe, my cam isnt very big either but still did dod delete and im runnin patriot extreme duals .660 lift and my cam dont even lift .600...a lil extra insurance never hurts imo...
Aug 16, 2010 | 11:28 PM
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[QUOTE=skipperdaddy;4520632]I agree, better safe, my cam isnt very big either but still did dod delete and im runnin patriot extreme duals .660 lift and my cam dont even lift .600...a lil extra insurance never hurts imo...[/QUO
agreed. that was the only way i would do it, if he did the full DOD delete with new lifters, trays, and valley cover. I dont like the fact the DOD lifters are known to have issues with aftermarket cams, whether big or small.
agreed. that was the only way i would do it, if he did the full DOD delete with new lifters, trays, and valley cover. I dont like the fact the DOD lifters are known to have issues with aftermarket cams, whether big or small.
Aug 17, 2010 | 12:52 AM
#25
he wanted to remove all the DOD BS,either way it would have been done sooner or later, small cam or not.
IMO,do it right first time or leave it alone!!
IMO,do it right first time or leave it alone!!
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