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aiyyo! check this out guys, i just bought an AEM Tru-time cam sprocket and was wondering if i could slap it on without any hassle?! A friend of mine knows i have the sprocket and he was telling me his tech says the job is not going to be easy because of time settings and also theres a sensor in the cam???! AEM gives a step by step instruction manual on how to install the cam and im just trying to avoid spending on labor...I am not illiterate and dont wanna spend money on labor...anyone experience installing their own cam sprocket??!

 
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so you say you're not illiterate...

 
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yeah its like changing the timing belt pretty much, alot of work. why are you even installing it? do you have a new camshaft you want to tune with it? cause thats the only reason i can think of. and you need to tune it on a dyno along with air:fuel ratio which i hope you have something that adjusts it like a vafcII.

 
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