Re: UPDATE
those look beautiful!
chdesign said:Ok everyone here are the pics I promised you.
those look beautiful!
chdesign said:Ok everyone here are the pics I promised you.
You loosen the six bolts and adjust the cam timing with the marks etched on the gears. Each mark equals 2 degrees I found this out today once wiht a protractor and another by Mark. With these you can optimize the point in which your cams open and close and how much overlap you want to have. If creates a whole new level of tuning for our cars.Kooldino said:so ch, how do they work?
chdesign said:
You loosen the six bolts and adjust the cam timing with the marks etched on the gears. Each mark equals 2 degrees I found this out today once wiht a protractor and another by Mark. With these you can optimize the point in which your cams open and close and how much overlap you want to have. If creates a whole new level of tuning for our cars.
I did get the mixed up Bryan I asked Mark again and he said eh told me incorrect I need to advance the intake cam and retard the exhaust cam. so we will see what happensBryanPendleton said:
Are you sure you didn't get things mixed up. Retarding the intake and advancing the exhaust is just the opposite of what you need to do to gain high end power. You almost always advance the intake and retard the exhaust. This helps "breathing" at high rpms, by allowing the motor to inject air a little early, and expelling exhaust a little late, effectively lengthing the power stroke which is tiny fractions of a second as is, at high rpms. You might want to double check. I would hate for you to have to waste a bunch of time on the dyno fiddle-farting around with retarded intake and advance exhaust.
Enjoy,
Kooldino said:
Well, I meant how WELL do they look, but good reply nonetheless.
chdesign said:You loosen the six bolts and adjust the cam timing with the marks etched on the gears. Each mark equals 2 degrees I found this out today once wiht a protractor and another by Mark. With these you can optimize the point in which your cams open and close and how much overlap you want to have. If creates a whole new level of tuning for our cars.