Reply to "New cam shaft"

panteradougMember

You only need to drop the pan about 1/2" inch in the front.
I've changed camshafts in Panteras about 6 times by doing it this way and using silicone on the gasket surfaces. No leaks yet.
It is a good idea to install the removable cross member.
The original cork pan gaskets will leak eventually and need to be changed.
At that point install the new one piece silicone pan gasket. It will last forever and needs no additional sealant. Those things are great.

6/14/133:59 AM

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