Wow! Akito posting in the CA section? That's new!
We're working on a CA car for some fun times, and we're trying to find a good spot for the cam gears. Out of curiosity, what gear timing are people running for their cars?
Adjustable Cam Gear
Re: Adjustable Cam Gear (tenkawa_akito)
For my part I do use stock unit wich has been machined come out to cost me about 100$, it's cheap and realible. The other is most of person do use ca18det made by tomei, hks. Quite expensive about 250-350$ depend with shipping.
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Re: Adjustable Cam Gear (PulsarDet)
well worth it....i am ordering mine during teh winter
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Re: (tenkawa_akito)
Why didn't you mention this before?tenkawa_akito wrote:guess i should have mentioned that the motor already has adjustable gears on it
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Re: (rexhunta)
He did post that, you just have to read it more closely. He's wanting to know what amounts of advance or retard you're running on the intake and exhaust cams. Where they are set at?
Rex, please keep the demeaning comments to yourself, thanks.
Rex, please keep the demeaning comments to yourself, thanks.
Re: (float_6969)
wouldn't the settings be listed in the instructions that cam with the camshafts?
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