cam gear question
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Re: cam gear question (cjames235)
so is the degrees off in advance or retard??---and will this mess up my timing if i were to replace the timing belt
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Re: cam gear question (Ex-DSM'er)
My understanding was that the cam gears are the same from 88-00. The 5-6deg difference between the 92-95 and 96-00 is in the cam itself. So swapping the cam gear is fine. However if you swap the camshaft itself, then you have to adjust for the difference.
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Re: cam gear question (kommon_sense)
thanks , its just that i had a p&p head put in with a zex cam and skunk2 cam gear and my engine is reading compression of 110 115 105 110--so the timing is probabaly off
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Re: cam gear question (Ex-DSM'er)
those numbers seem low for a compression test did u do the test right. what i mean is did u have your foot on the gas while u were cold cranking it
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Re: cam gear question (streetdreams02)
i actually had another mechanic look at my car the throttle was wide open--they also advanced the cam gear 2 degrees and compression was up to 150 in all cylinders--they tell me the timing is off a tooth--back to the original mechanic i go
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Re: cam gear question (kommon_sense)
My understanding was that the cam gears are the same from 88-00. The 5-6deg difference between the 92-95 and 96-00 is in the cam itself. So swapping the cam gear is fine. However if you swap the camshaft itself, then you have to adjust for the difference.
this is a cam gear for a y8 notice the UP mark is between two teeth(red arrow). on a z6 cam gear the UP mark is in the middle of the actual tooth (blue line). notice how the gear is advanced 5 deg. to match up to the z6 Up mark.
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