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Hello. Ive bought some cat cams and i am actually just about to mount them right now. Yet ive run into some troubles. What would be the timing marks on the cam gears like there is some kind of timing marks on the stock wheels? The new ones are the following on the picture. Please help!
You should have gotten a timing card with the cams. You set them by setting the crankshaft at a specified point and adjusting the lift on the cams per the timing card.
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Ok. Anybody that can explain to me how i know if the cams is timed right compared to the cam card above?? I think i got it about the piston placement and all. Just not how to match it with the cams.
Ok. Anybody that can explain to me how i know if the cams is timed right compared to the cam card above?? I think i got it about the piston placement and all. Just not how to match it with the cams.
if you dont know why you need to dial the cams in then dont even attempt it as it will all end in tears. Cams need to be dialed in properly by someone who knows what they are doing otherwise it will be wrong .
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