Apparently it was about time the bearings were replaced
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i just used a cheap $80 summit cam bearing tool, it worked perfect actually. Honestly there was only a light tick when it was fully warm and I'm guessing that was the lifter eating away the cam bearing that walked. Cam was fine but I replaced it with a higher lift crower cam and oem lifters.
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probably a lot. The oem cam bearings have a weird design, they aren't solid. They're split at one point and have a little joint, it's hard to explain. I'm sure that contributes to them walking. The aftermarket bearings I picked up look like they were much higher quality and completely solid.
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i just used a cheap $80 summit cam bearing tool, it worked perfect actually. Honestly there was only a light tick when it was fully warm and I'm guessing that was the lifter eating away the cam bearing that walked. Cam was fine but I replaced it with a higher lift crower cam and oem lifters.
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