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whats up everyone, just as the title states is it worth hanging on to a bunch of OEM engine components that have about 10k on them after a cam install? is something worth trying to sell? isnt something i should hang onto in case something breaks? Examples of components.
what’s up everyone, just as the title states is it worth hanging on to a bunch of OEM engine components that have about 10k on them after a cam install? is something worth trying to sell? isn’t something i should hang onto in case something breaks? Examples of components.
as much as I hate overpaying for that kind of stuff, I'm feeling generous so will do you a favor and give you $10 for all of it it'll just get added to my pile to take to the dump or giveaway years down the road
I still have all of mine, too, including the 114 pistons and cylinders. It's all going in the trash this winter when the wife helps me with a garage clean up
I let my Indy shop keep the used OEM engine parts. I am not sure what they do with them. They save the the trouble of throwing them out &/or storing them.
I usually keep the takeoff parts for the bike that I currently own, because I might want to go back to stock before selling or trading...once I get a new bike with its own take off parts, I give away the old parts to one of the techs...they are not worth much, only to you....
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