raverx3m

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i keep searching the internets but cannot find a slid answer

how many degrees each mark on these cam gears?

raverx3m

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or at least how many degrees is one tooth.

raverx3m

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bump

so after some photoshopping it seems they are 2 degrees each mark.

so my timing was off 2 degrees on the cams meaning it was 4 degrees off on the crank?

can i calculate how much my head was milled if i know those numbers?

so does this mean that my head + headgasket is 1.75 mm shorter?

damn that means im gonna be around 13.2 compression lol. lucky i didnt go with ctr pistons

stumpyf4

Cams move at half the speed of the crank, 2 deg at the cam is 1 deg at the crank.

raverx3m

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oh i thought it was opposite.
but still doesnt change that 2 degrees on cam gears = .04 shorter distance

.04 for every 2 degrees is that right? i cant find it anymore

non-VTEC

1 cam degree is equal to 2 crank degree

**edit** the marks on those BC gears look larger/wider apart compared to others....they could be 2 degree each???

raverx3m

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Yep they are 2 degrees each

stumpyf4

Brain fart!!!

raverx3m

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if you divide the cam into 90 degree sections each section has 9 full teeth which makes each tooth 10 degrees. and there are 5 marks per tooth