Cam Bearing puller EVO?
I've been a Chevy hot rodder for years so I know some mechanics. I can rebuild an engine, put in a clutch, etc. That doesn't get it with this Wide Glide.

I'm reading about how to put a new cam and cam bearing in my 1996 EVO. I believe I understand what to do. I even have good bolt cutters.
The thing that stumps me and I'd like to have it in hand before I start is a reference to a "cam bearing puller." I want to put in a Torrington bearing but I can't find a picture of the puller to see if I have anything that will work.
If it's a special tool, what do you recommend?
Also, is Torrington about as good as I can do?
Is an Andrews EV27 a good choice for an old duffer? I already have a jetted carb, intake and pipes. (stage 1?)
I will replace "everything" including lifters, oil pump gear, crank gear, adjustable pushrods, gaskets etc. Anything else I should do?
Any other advice, please?
Oh Yeah, any suggestions about a good place to buy these parts?
Thanks,
JB
I just did this a couple of weeks ago, and it works like a charm. Took about 30 seconds to remove the old cam bearing... Best of all, it's FREE.
http://www.nightrider.com/biketech/hdcaminstall00.htm
Install a .050" cam shim with the ev27, and I dont want to see those heads put back on with out taking .060" off the deck surface, that will wake that cam big time.
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Install a .050" cam shim with the ev27, and I dont want to see those heads put back on with out taking .060" off the deck surface, that will wake that cam big time.
BTW, in the mid-70's I owned and operated an automotive machine shop. It helps a lot with basics, but doesn't do me any good on this EVO...
JB
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