Id have naturally gone with cam sprocket, don't know why, it's just bigger, easier to handle, easier to adjust finely!
Hmmm, I thought only the outside was plastic. Anyway meh I'm out of my depth tell truth![]()
well....thats a bugger..kinda...
set tdc..made sure was in middle of tdc..took ages!!(using tdc 1)
made 360 protractor..dead easy..1mm cutting disc maked at 0 and 108 dregree (cam peak)
removed crank woodruff key..made pointer from block to protractor (welding rod with point ground on end.
rotated crank to 108degrees
turned cam to max lift at number 1 checked was exactky on lobe center..again took ages ...
made sure chain was tensioned on "pulling"side
now checked to see where crank sprocket keyway and crank keyway were in relation to each other...
bloody exactly correct!!all that faffing about..could av just bolted straight in!
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yes!
happy 9th birthday btw![]()
yes zen all new and yes cos i lost my shim kit. u got the instructions too plz m8?
noisy i was tryna avoid all this if u remember but very hard to determine accurate tdc with the chain kit i have and after spending££££££££££ I want it bob on
Sooooo basically we are saying that one should check/adjust (ideally with vernier pulley set) cam timing in every engine build instead of just bolting it all together and trusting the manufacturer?