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05-06-2006, 07:04	#1 (permalink)
wfo4me Registered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 3	Ford 460 distributor gear shear I just finished building a brand new 460 for my motorhome, added a mild Comp Cam w/ lifts, rocks, etc. This is 1989/90 TBI. I took it for a 50 mile test drive and shear'd 4 teeth on the distributor gear... had to get a two. What the heck? I bought a new aftermarket rebuilt distributor and plan to stick it in. Comp Cam claims the stock distributor gears should work just fine with this cam. I don't want to shear another or get another tow. Any ideas why this happened? What next?

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