epp blower cam, dot to dot?
11-13-2011, 07:14 AM
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epp blower cam, dot to dot? im going to install this cam in the next couple of days and was wondering if this cam needs to be set up dot to dot?
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11-25-2011, 11:44 AM
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I tried to respond to your pm yesterday, but you have your pm's turned off so you couldn't receive it. Anyway.... Dot to dot is how I installed mine and the results you've seen in my video's are from a dot to dot install.
11-25-2011, 11:52 AM
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i always install dot to dot then degree.
For example i bought a used cam a while back that was xxx/xxx duration with 4 degrees advance ground into it. of course this cam didnt come with a cam card to prove this, so i installed the cam strait up then degreed it. well turns out the cam duration was aaa/aaa not xxx/xxx and had the cam had 2 degrees retard ground into it.
. I guess the point im getting at is you should always degree a cam, even a new cam can accidentally be packed into the wrong box with the wrong cam card... happens
For example i bought a used cam a while back that was xxx/xxx duration with 4 degrees advance ground into it. of course this cam didnt come with a cam card to prove this, so i installed the cam strait up then degreed it. well turns out the cam duration was aaa/aaa not xxx/xxx and had the cam had 2 degrees retard ground into it.
. I guess the point im getting at is you should always degree a cam, even a new cam can accidentally be packed into the wrong box with the wrong cam card... happens 