Does anyone have RMS insertion and cam locking tools that I could borrow please? I'm in North Hampshire and a DIY clutch & flywheel replacement is turning into a DIY mini-restoration.
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I have a RMS tool which I have just lent to Wasz (along with gearbox mount tools) - He is posting it back to me this week. Once it arrives I will be doing a clutch/ RMS on a friends boxster. If you can wait till I finish that you are welcome to borrow. It is a self made tool which is machined quite accurately - and i believe Wasz used it without issue (as have I). Sorry dont have locking tools.
I made a cam lock tool for my 5 chain 3.4 you can borrow if you like, but dead easy to make. A 3 chain engine needs a longer tool as both cams need to be locked out.[/quote]
Thanks guys! I'll send a PM in a minute.
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