Cam button or not
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From: ord nebraska
Cam button or not
Hey guys me again with yet another timing question.
I put in a Lunati retro fit roller package. I was going to use gear drive timing but went with Lunati double roller chain. Do I need the use of a cam button then?
I have been told both ways but am totally
Here is a video link
Thanks again! I really appreciate the help and opinions that I get here!!
I put in a Lunati retro fit roller package. I was going to use gear drive timing but went with Lunati double roller chain. Do I need the use of a cam button then?
I have been told both ways but am totally
Here is a video link
Thanks again! I really appreciate the help and opinions that I get here!!
Melting Slicks
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Texas
remove the 3 bolts that hold that lock plate on, remove the lock plate, insert the roller button, large end goes toward cam, reinstall lockplate and bend at least one of the tabs up against each bolt head flat, I'm running the same lunati chain w/wearplate setup and roller button on my 355 w/ retrofit roller.
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