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       #Post#: 2732--------------------------------------------------
       Manual Cam Chain tensioner
       By: Guymcfly Date: April 23, 2015, 12:22 am
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       Has anyone fitted one of these, like RR UK's version?
       I know it's not a big deal, but with the stock hydraulic unit
       known to fail and also cause a lot of un necessary wear on the
       motor until the oil pressure builds, it probably good if someone
       who has done it provides a walk through of the process for
       others to reference.
       #Post#: 2738--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Manual Cam Chain tensioner
       By: SDMF_Reaps Date: April 24, 2015, 12:21 pm
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       I've done it.  I didn't take any pictures though.  I did it when
       I checked my valves.  I also installed a flatland skid plate
       when I was done so I can't comment on how much quieter my motor
       is now.
       In fact it sounds like I have some kind of low end knock...
       that's kinda scary!
       #Post#: 2755--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Manual Cam Chain tensioner
       By: Rockitboy Date: April 27, 2015, 5:08 pm
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       Hey bud, don't sweat the rod knock noise. With a flat aluminum
       skid plate they all sound like that. Try a piece of dense foam
       between the skid & motor then drill a small pattern of holes in
       the bottom of the skid to take the "ring" out. It works best to
       put a loud pipe on then you don't hear the mechanical motor
       noise.   :)
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