i milled my head 30 thousands so I wanna make sure my cams are set 0,0 when crank is at TDC

ive read a post on this board a few weeks ago telling how to zero the cams... it had something to with with locking the cams at 0,0; loosening adjustable cam gears, and then turning crank until it reaches TDC.

does that sound right or did i just dream about that?

if its fesable, how do I lock in the cams so they dont move when I turn the cams sdo only the adjustable cam gears turn?

thanks

 

The right way to zero in the cam would be to degree them in. Buy the Cam degreeing kit. Most people don't us this method but it's the right way to do it.

 

degree those cams. its the only accurate way.

 

how much is a degree kit worth approx.?

 

I think I payed $80.00 for my crane cam degree kit

 

check out http://www.newenglandhondarebuilders.com

mike belben sells a great kit. more than $80 bucks but its well designed and is made specifically for honda engine.. d/b/h/k series all available

 

Adjustable cam gears are also an option.. There is math to determine how far to advance the cams with a milled head, but I lost that information.

Does anybody here have that info?

 

advance the timing one degree for every .011 milled