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F4i
Has anyone here actually measured thier cam timing? I have given it a rough go and found my results did not match the book. Intake 12 BT 42 AB Exh. 43 BB 4 AT is what the book says. I used a dial indicator on the valve itself. I may have the wrong cam. Please chime in engine builders. What actual results have people gotten?
Thanks 914 gang. beerchug.gif
Brett W
What cam are you talking about? I did a cam not to long ago that went something like this:

Int opens 16deg BTDC
INt closes 48deg ABDC
Exh opens 52Deg BBDC
Exh Closes 20 Deg ATDC
F4i
Sorry, You guys can't read my mind. Stock cam for a 2.0 4cyl.
J P Stein
Heh.....you'd love setting the cams (timing) on a 9eleben motor. blink.gif
Jake Raby
Try setting them on a 4 cam Carrera engine.... took me two days last time!

I really would not worry about it with a stock cam.....
F4i
I am not sure it's a stock cam. Thats why I am asking. Things are not lining up. Motorcycles are no piece of cake either. It runs but I cannot get an idle without too much advance. Did a quick lift measurment with the help of Mark and think I may have a carb cam. .430 at the valve. I am going to check the duration and see what I have.
Mark Henry
Dylan's getting .330 lift at the cam. I measured a new Web 73 and I get .320 lift
On the stock (used) cams I have I get about .275 at the cam, even less for a hydro.

It does have a rivet on gear and I’ve never heard of an aftermarket cam with a rivet on. huh.gif

I’m at a total loss on this puppy. I’d hate to have Dylan rip out an OK cam, but things smell real fishy. unsure.gif
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