Best Place To Get Adjustable Timing Set
06-16-2004, 01:00 PM
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Best Place To Get Adjustable Timing Set I've found it as cheap as $150 . . . is that the best I can find??
The reason I'm asking is I picked up a cam from a guy thinking it had 4 degrees ground in . . . comp cams says it has zero!! Do you think I could get by with it, or do I really need to advance it?
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The reason I'm asking is I picked up a cam from a guy thinking it had 4 degrees ground in . . . comp cams says it has zero!! Do you think I could get by with it, or do I really need to advance it?
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06-16-2004, 01:06 PM
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Well... First you need to figure out if it really has any advance ground in, or else you will be running +8 degrees.
Second, I got my Rollermaster Double timing set from Texas Speed and Performance. Costs about $90 and works awesome. Lots of other people use it with no problems.
Second, I got my Rollermaster Double timing set from Texas Speed and Performance. Costs about $90 and works awesome. Lots of other people use it with no problems.
06-16-2004, 01:16 PM
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Well, according to the #'s on the end of the cam, it has zero. That is the final word from comp cams. They said if it really had +4, it would be written on the cam, and it is not.
That double roller set adjustable? What are the advantages it has over a single?
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That double roller set adjustable? What are the advantages it has over a single?
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