Initial cam degree recomendatations M24X
I picked up a set of M24X cams from Don@DFE last year (year before?) and finally got around to using them. In the meantime, I lost Don's notes on initial cam degree specs. I'd prefer to degree off the low cam lobes but I can lock the vtec lobes if need be - engine is on a stand. Have a Belben degree fixture.
Engine is a RS piston 84.5x89 if that matters, GSR head, S2Pro series IM, 68mm body.
Thanks
-Dave
Engine is a RS piston 84.5x89 if that matters, GSR head, S2Pro series IM, 68mm body.
Thanks
-Dave
I picked up a set of M24X cams from Don@DFE last year (year before?) and finally got around to using them. In the meantime, I lost Don's notes on initial cam degree specs. I'd prefer to degree off the low cam lobes but I can lock the vtec lobes if need be - engine is on a stand. Have a Belben degree fixture.
Engine is a RS piston 84.5x89 if that matters, GSR head, S2Pro series IM, 68mm body.
Thanks
-Dave
Engine is a RS piston 84.5x89 if that matters, GSR head, S2Pro series IM, 68mm body.
Thanks
-Dave
editing for future searches** The cam gears settings were wrong, after confirming with donf - , i was meaning to post numbers not cam gear settings slowsleeper was correct, donf has done them around 100/101 and 106ish
the vtec lobes / primaries share the same center lines.
Last edited by DDTECH; Oct 1, 2010 at 07:18 PM.
for posterity:
slowsleeper got it right.
101/106 centerlines. According to Rocket, the small lobe has the same centerlines as the big lobe.
slowsleeper got it right.
101/106 centerlines. According to Rocket, the small lobe has the same centerlines as the big lobe.
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