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Old 09-28-2003, 09:08 AM
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Default Mini Me- Timing issue. d16y8 on d16a6.

Ok, Now I've worked out all the electrical problems got the computer and injectors working and ive noticed that i cant get the y8 head in time its 1 tooth off always... I used the y8 belt with the a6 block.

I have a d16y8 head, d16a6 block and d16y8 timing belt.

I've noticed that the timinmg marks are 2 arrows that are not exactly str8 across..

Anyone done this swap that can lent some advice? Other than buying an adjustable cam gear.

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You might need an adjustable cam gear. Look that up and see what you can find.
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Default Re: Mini Me- Timing issue. d16y8 on d16a6. (azroth)

with a z6 head the cam will be 1/2 a tooth off so you need an adjustable cam gear. does it sound like its firing up? check your firing order.
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the car runs.. poorly. the firing order is correct. it just seems that the timing is off. in all the posts I've seen about the swap there isnt a mention of an adjustable cam gear so thats why i was wondering. It looks like the y8 timing mark is slighty skewed.. not str8 across so i was wondering if moving it back a tooth would help...

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on a note, i did retard the timing.. one tooth.. clockwise..

And it runs. well enough. not to bad. but i can tell not in time. and i cant adjust the distro to muc to compensate. looks like its time for that aem cam gear.


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Skunk2 gear.
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Default Re: Mini Me- Timing issue. d16y8 on d16a6. (xmd)

Yeah, no one really ever mentions it but you'll need an adjustable cam gear. I have Z6 head on A6 block and it was off about 2 degrees, or 1/2 tooth, with the stock gear. However it ran fine without the adjustable cam gear. A couple degrees shouldn't make a huge difference.
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on a note, i did retard the timing.. one tooth.. clockwise..

And it runs. well enough. not to bad. but i can tell not in time. and i cant adjust the distro to muc to compensate. looks like its time for that aem cam gear.


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Tuning will also help with ignition timing/ A/F ratios. mine was very rich until I tuned it
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