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Cheapest place to buy YZ450F exhaust cam?
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Posted by: WKY400EX

I hoping to do the exhaust cam swap in my hybrid, and I'm wondering where the cheapest place to find the OEM cam would be. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.

Posted by: Lokiyfz450

Call Bob at magnolia tractor 1-877-243-3337 he has great deals on OEM parts and hiper rims.

If you are wanting a stock yfz450 exhaust cam I have one. just let me know.

Later Loki

Posted by: WKY400EX

I'm looking for the YZ450 dirtbike exhaust cam. Don't know if the ATV and dirtbike cams are the same or not.

It's going in my YZ426 hybrid.

Posted by: sampleez

off topic but are you from west KY?

Posted by: WKY400EX

Yes, I am. I see you are too. Where at? I'm in Providence.

Posted by: sampleez

Lowes, in Graves County. what county are u in? i looked it up at mapquest, and it said there are 4 providences

Posted by: WKY400EX

I'm in Webster County, about 10-12 miles from Little Sturgis.

Posted by: WKY400EX

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Originally posted by Lokiyfz450
Call Bob at magnolia tractor 1-877-243-3337 he has great deals on OEM parts and hiper rims.

If you are wanting a stock yfz450 exhaust cam I have one. just let me know.

Later Loki

I called Bob at Magnolia Tractor. Cam should be here in 2 or 3 days. One more question, should most dealers have the shims in stock, or are they special order?

Posted by: cheeseburger35

call scott at wickedmotorsportsua.com his number is 775-910-9188 he sells complete shim kits for CHEAP!!

Posted by: WKY400EX

Do you know what kind of price wickedmotorsportsusa.com sells the shim kits for? Is it cheaper than $75?

Posted by: Lokiyfz450

Again I would call Bob @ magnolia tractor I believe it's $80.00 shipped.

Posted by: WKY400EX

Do I need the shim kit, or can I just buy shims individually?

Posted by: Lokiyfz450

Well you can but getting the right shims might be tough.

Because the gap needs to be measured with a shim in and the cam in then +/- the right amount = the right shim. It's a long process but after you get the right one's you don't have to adjust the valves as often.