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Depends on how well the guy took care of the engine. But, considering these engines use a hollow core cam, once they start to loose lubrication on a bearing, its pretty easy for the shaft to shear in half. I'm not saying it's something that happens all the time, but I'd like to say there has been 3-4 people on here in the last year or so with a snapped cam.
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ok wow ok well if i needed to rebuild it could i use a 3400 cam instead of the 3100 cam? Would it net me anything? I know i could use the heads but what would i need to do in order for it to work w/o lots of time and money put into it with the stock 3100 harness?Comment
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3100 and 3400 cams are the exact same profile from start to finish, so you won't gain anything there.[CENTER][color=red][b]-Brad-[/color][/b]
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thanks maybe i can find a good one for cheap. lolComment
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