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#616039 02/02/2010 5:11 PM
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geting ready to instal my reground cam,retainer goes on first,round spacer with concave next, what direction does the concave go,? what does it do?
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The spacer prevents the timing gear from going onto the cam snout far enough to lock up the gear against the thrust plate. If you measure the spacer with a micrometer or a dial caliper, it should be a few thousandths thicker than the thrust plate. I can't say which way the concave goes, but it really shouldn't matter since the spacer is sandwiched tight between the gear and the cam.
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