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Re: advance camshaft
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Posted by Al English on February 25, 2001 at 16:59:09 from (24.30.29.47):
In Reply to: advance camshaft posted by john r on February 25, 2001 at 13:55:49:
Hi john, 6.7 degrees would normally be quite a bit of change. But, Wardner is right, you're talking about 13.33 CRANKSHAFT degrees! That is really a lot. Getting an improvement from that drastic a change would indicate some major design flaw in the original set-up. Without trying this on a dyno, or talking to someone who has, you're in uncharted(and dangerous) waters. I am not familiar with your engine, but in many engines this much change in cam timing would have the pistons hitting the valves. Unless you have a specific reason for wanting to make this change, and know for sure this is an effective proven fix, don't do it. Good luck...Al English
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