I'm putting some Bluetop cams into my 4AGZE, What i want to is should i time them to the standard settings or if anybody has any specs where i could time them, as i have a pair of Vernier Adjustable Cam gears.
Any info would be appreciated.
Cam Timing
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Cam Timing
by CAMB01 » Sun Feb 13, 2005 7:04 pm
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by CAMB01 » Wed Feb 16, 2005 9:31 pm
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1993 Mitsubishi EVO 1 Racecar
1998 Mitsubishi Mirage ZR Asti Mivec (Daily Whip)
1989 AE91 FX-ZS (Previous)
1994 AE101 Levin 20v (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Sedan (previous)
1986 AE82 FX-GT Corolla (previous)
1989 AE92 FX-GTZ Supercharged (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Hatchback (previous)
Custom Works Automotive
http://www.HCCC.org.nz
1998 Mitsubishi Mirage ZR Asti Mivec (Daily Whip)
1989 AE91 FX-ZS (Previous)
1994 AE101 Levin 20v (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Sedan (previous)
1986 AE82 FX-GT Corolla (previous)
1989 AE92 FX-GTZ Supercharged (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Hatchback (previous)
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by atmosports » Thu Feb 17, 2005 6:00 pm
Put them in on the factory settings & turn the motor slowly over by hand toi make 100% sure they are correct & aren't gonna hit. Then put the car on a dyno & play with the cam timing, you'll probably find the inlet will stay in much the same position & you'll only need to vary the exhaust a degree or two, but best to put it on a dyno to do it.
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by CAMB01 » Thu Feb 17, 2005 8:53 pm
Sweet cheers man, i was planning on dyno ng it.
1993 Mitsubishi EVO 1 Racecar
1998 Mitsubishi Mirage ZR Asti Mivec (Daily Whip)
1989 AE91 FX-ZS (Previous)
1994 AE101 Levin 20v (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Sedan (previous)
1986 AE82 FX-GT Corolla (previous)
1989 AE92 FX-GTZ Supercharged (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Hatchback (previous)
Custom Works Automotive
http://www.HCCC.org.nz
1998 Mitsubishi Mirage ZR Asti Mivec (Daily Whip)
1989 AE91 FX-ZS (Previous)
1994 AE101 Levin 20v (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Sedan (previous)
1986 AE82 FX-GT Corolla (previous)
1989 AE92 FX-GTZ Supercharged (previous)
1992 EE90 Corolla Hatchback (previous)
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