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02-28-2004 05:34 AM #2
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Check for part numbers or casting numbers on the cam. Some have the company name and grind number stamped on the rear of the cam. Check with the guy you got the motor from and see what it is. Hard to advise on valve adjustments without knowing what it is.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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Thanks guys! It's been a long road. Fun doing finishing work for sure. Getting the dash ready for paint and some interior trim. Have to do some finish work on the aluminum headliner before...
Stude M5 build