cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

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Re: cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

26 Feb 2013 20:13
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I am currently in the making of adjusting my valves via waiting for postal, did you get a chance to check the clearances?

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Re: cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

26 Feb 2013 22:57
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Yeah, All within >005-.015mm specs . Still don't know why it's running so weak. Ran it around the block just too much vibration and not enough guts.
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Re: cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

26 Feb 2013 23:04
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Might be running on just two cylinders. Would perform spray-water test on headers.

Ignition timing might be stuck in idle position.
Would assure weighted arms are freely moving on pivots.

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Re: cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

26 Feb 2013 23:48
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not sure if you have cvc carbs but I have had stuck slides in the past.

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Re: cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

26 Feb 2013 23:55
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the intake cam mark and the exhaust cam mark should be 44 chain pins apart and on opposite sides from each other. correct me if I am wrong patton I have a small 4.

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Re: cam timing-compression or exhaust stoke

27 Feb 2013 22:16
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Want to thank everyone for their input on my top end rebuild project. Finally got the problem fixed. The primary coil wire on #2 coil open connection. Thanks for the heads up Patton on the spray water test on the headers. Best choice I've made by replacing seals ,gaskets,re-shim and remove old carbon from top end. Runs like a new one!
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