07 sierra 6.0 dod delete advice.

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Greasemonkey
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Oh Geesh, you broke the number one rule of not letting the magic out of an LS - ‘never look at the cam bearings’ lol.

FWIW, I do as well. If you have any love for the motor, then you have to, otherwise your old cam bearings are a ‘loss of oil pressure time bomb’. From the looks of the pistons (that I could see) you probably don’t need an overbore, but rather just a hone job with new rings. But I know that is hard for most to do on a 250k mile motor. Hopefully whomever is installing the cam bearings is very familiar with this job - it’s not as straightforward as an old school SB or BB Chevy/ford.

Also, pay close attention to the barbell, cam plate seal and oil pickup tube o-ring.
I have heard the why did you look at the cam bearings allot…. Lol. I measured the notes and all well within spec. I have all the bearings, rings, barbell and seals waiting to be it back from machine shop. I plan on keeping this truck so couldn’t half butt it.
 

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