Feuling Parts Reaper® 465 Cam - 1343

Use the cam manufacturer's instructions together with the correct motorcycle service information.

Confirm the cam bearing, cover gasket, o-rings, and kit-specific hardware required by the selected cam.

When it applies: Buy only the pieces the exact cam kit and motorcycle do not already supply.

Decide whether the stock pushrods will be removed intact and reused or replaced with the adjustable parts approved for the exact cam and motorcycle.

When it applies: The choice depends on the cam instructions, service procedure, and whether top-end disassembly will be avoided.

Verify the selected cam's lift and operating range against the motorcycle's springs, tappets, pistons, and other valvetrain components.

When it applies: Non-bolt-in or higher-lift cams may require additional components and clearance checks.

Confirm the calibration and final checks required for the exact cam, displacement, intake, exhaust, and motorcycle.

When it applies: Calibration needs depend on the complete engine and airflow configuration.

Have AVT or a qualified engine builder complete the job when the required tools, measurements, calibration, or engine-building knowledge are not available.

When it applies: Recommended whenever the installer cannot positively verify every required clearance, procedure, and torque value.

Use the torque tools, locking tools, bearing tools, measurement tools, and any model-specific fixtures named by the exact instructions.

Use only the assembly lubricant and threadlocker types and locations specified by the cam and motorcycle instructions.

When it applies: Compound type and placement vary by bearing, chain, bushing, o-ring, and fastener.