Hello Peeps,
Need your opinions, I have a rattly 6 at the mo, and called euro car parts, they can do me a Febi camshaft, and 12 Febi rockers for Ԛ£178.89 total price, have any of you had experience with these parts and are they worse quality from a BMW part?
Also how hard is it to change this yourself? I'm a competent DIY mechanic but wondered if this is better off going to a qulified mechanic, or is quite straightforward.
I have a Haynes manual but have heard Haynes manuals on E30's are alittle vague.
Any help appreciated,
Cheers!
Adz
Febi Camshaft?
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gcorky
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febi are exellent quality m8 
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adam3442
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Schweet Dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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chu346
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It's a head off job, use the zone guide for stripping the head: http://www.e30zone.co.uk/modules.php?na ... lhead1.htm
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Templ8e30
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I have a Febi camshaft in my 2.7 and it's fooked after 6k miles, 2 of the lobes are worn by more than 5mm. The 120k miles original camshaft that I have to replace it has no detectable wear whatsoever.
I rate Febi on most things but this cam is w@nk.
Cheers,
Iain T
I rate Febi on most things but this cam is w@nk.
Cheers,
Iain T
2007 Mazda 6 2.0 estate
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