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midnightmagic
GenIII
4/04/2005
16:34:12
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 Subject: HO CAMS
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truck has 79K on the ticker, what would i have to replace in a HO cam swap?
You gotta ask yourself one question...That Thing Got A HEMI???
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Kowalski
GenIII
4/04/2005
16:51:50
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The cams.
Lead, follow, or get out of the way
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ZenDak
Dodge Dakota
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4/05/2005
10:25:10
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I think with higher mileage they suggest replacing the springs too right? Well,,the HO's aren't the different from stock really... I swapped mine w/like 70-80Kmi.s on my 4.7 - no problems so far - knock on wooden lucky glass inlaid buddha........
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midnightmagic
GenIII
4/05/2005
12:32:10
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thanks
You gotta ask yourself one question...That Thing Got A HEMI???
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Android287
GenIII
4/06/2005
21:46:48
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Good to see that your back and still in one piece. Those cams will be a nice improvement with a lighter 2wd. A superchips is now finally available also. Makes a nice chirp when our auto's shift from first to second.
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01Motorsport
Dodge Dakota
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4/07/2005
09:15:12
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I bought new valve cover gaskets with my HO cams install, although you can use the old ones. The cams are probably still the best single mod on a 4.7.
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rgathright
Dodge Dakota
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4/07/2005
11:25:09
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I would go with something a little more aggressive, simply because changing the cams is a lot work for just 25 HP. http://www.krcperformance.com
Mofinwiley, from another forum used a 218 in his truck and only had problems, with the vacum while turning and braking hard @ the same time.
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dak287
Dodge Dakota
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4/07/2005
22:02:44
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i thought the cam install was a piece of cake.
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