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I find that soft wire brush on a bench grinder/buffer is fine for aluminium, you know the one that is thin wavy wires with a brass coating, brings gasket trace right off 
3.5 V8 Rebuild
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they are staying as they are, I'm happy that they are in good enough condition for me.
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any lip or step at the top at all
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Not that I could see feel or mesure... but if there is hopefully the rim dodgers will compensate.
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I gotaa measure mind, bought the internal long reach digi vernia
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Got my new cam delivered to my work this morning
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with half the sticker missing
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from the looks of it they dont want you to know where its from, but it looks good, we shal find out when Its in
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do you think thats real steel or fedral mogul?
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Fedral mogul, they supply parts i bet they had a load made up n shipped over.
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:doh: lol, well as I have to wait 12 weeks for my heads to arrive and I have not even ordered the bearings from aus yet I expect you will beat me to it so let me know how the cam is!
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Finished cleaning up all the paper gaskets finally. . What a basterd! Ended up using some 5mm perspex and a bit of a clean up with a fine brass wheel as suggested by some noisy sod also pressed in my new can bearings so now I can start reconstruction!
also pressed in my new can bearings so now I can start reconstruction!
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lets have a pic of your cam bearing tools
I am gonna have to do that
I am gonna have to do that
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I used a bit more perspex(48mm wide) to push against the bearings on some threaded rod also had a bit of ali on the back of the perspex to keep it at the right angle, ill do one of my famous pics
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thanks
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that aint a photo
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I said pic not photo
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is the ally one actual piece that shape?
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Yea, its to stop it pushing the bearing uneven hence why its a bit long becuase just a disc of perspex would move about to much
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