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Old 01-21-2006, 11:06 AM   #1
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Cool camming a 4.6

hey guys hows it going.well my crower cams stage 2 and crower valve springs all came in the other day. i am a ford tech at a ford dealership and i have installed many cams in 4.6 5.4 6.8 and never have had to degree them. i got my crowers in the mail and there was some directions in it saying that you should degree the cams. now my question is why degree the cams if the cam gear is keyed to the cam and the crank is keyed to to cank line up the timming marks and run it. i mean thats how ford taught me in school but ya this is the after market world i know but is it really that different?
thanks any help would be greatly helpful.
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Old 01-21-2006, 11:42 AM   #2
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Default Re: camming a 4.6

I haven't had to degree a 4.6 cam yet. As long as the marks are lined up and you have no piston to valve problems, you should be good. I've never had a problem installing one that way. If I ever do...which is unlikely....I'll start degreeing them. Let me know how much you like those.
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