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The `97 would have come with the later model inner cam bearing, which is definetly a part that should be changed out if it is still in the engine.
 
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Originally Posted by Dan89FLSTC
The `97 would have come with the later model inner cam bearing, which is definetly a part that should be changed out if it is still in the engine.

Ya so I've heard, I have no idea if they were changed when cam was.
 
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