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z1r camshaft change
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06 Mar 2014 22:31 #624394
by mrdatsunturbo
z1r camshaft change was created by mrdatsunturbo
Hi
Maybee i need some stronger glasses but i have search every where and i can not find a write up
on how to change camshafts?
I have seen a lot of posts with bent valves and i dont want to do that.
So please link me to a tread or to a manual .
I got a set of norris turbo cams and my engine is fully rebuilt so i dont want to ruin it.
I know cam timing ,marks etc. just to be shure what is the best way to keep tension in chain
when camshaft is lifted out
Thanks again
Maybee i need some stronger glasses but i have search every where and i can not find a write up
on how to change camshafts?
I have seen a lot of posts with bent valves and i dont want to do that.
So please link me to a tread or to a manual .
I got a set of norris turbo cams and my engine is fully rebuilt so i dont want to ruin it.
I know cam timing ,marks etc. just to be shure what is the best way to keep tension in chain
when camshaft is lifted out
Thanks again
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07 Mar 2014 05:05 #624400
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82 Kz1000 gpz1100 cams dyna ignition kerker k&n
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You definitely need a manual. I usually run a long screwdriver through the chain and backbone of frame to keep it from falling down the galley. Other than that, just make sure slack is pulled out between crank and exhaust cam before bolting down. Then the same between exhaust and intake. Once you have both cams in , install tensioner and rotate engine w a wrench to make sure nothing is binding before hitting starter button
82 Kz1000 gpz1100 cams dyna ignition kerker k&n
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07 Mar 2014 06:06 - 07 Mar 2014 06:08 #624406
by toad
78 kz 1000
wiesco 1015
29mm smoothbores
gs1100 swingarm
gsxr rear
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CHECK MANUAL AND TRIPLE CHECK YOUR PIN COUNT.DON'T FORGET TO PULL YOUR PLUGS AS WELL.
78 kz 1000
wiesco 1015
29mm smoothbores
gs1100 swingarm
gsxr rear
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07 Mar 2014 09:07 #624416
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posting from deep under a non-descript barn in an undisclosed location southwest of Omaha.
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Check omr's build post, im sure theres a section on there about installing/degreeing cams.
Lot easier than me typing it out on my phone! :laugh:
Lot easier than me typing it out on my phone! :laugh:
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07 Mar 2014 09:44 #624420
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There is so many good people here, so i will take care.
And the only manual i am using is haynes and i dont think it is good enough.
But thanks again to all of you
And the only manual i am using is haynes and i dont think it is good enough.
But thanks again to all of you
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07 Mar 2014 17:11 - 07 Mar 2014 17:15 #624460
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This is an advanced process. You need to be a well informed mechanic to preform this task.
If they are "drop-in cams" you are primarily concerned with getting proper cylinder to top dead center and then installing cams to proper orientation per manual. You then need to count out link pins to 28 on chain from intake to exhaust. This is plain as day in manual.
If you have slotted cam sprockets, you might have to set lobe centers. This was hard for me to understand after reading posts and looking at diagrams for over a year.
If you cant read your manual, read this and be 90% or more there.....you need to find a qualified mechanic to do it. You will fk your engine up. Please don't kid yourself.
If they are "drop-in cams" you are primarily concerned with getting proper cylinder to top dead center and then installing cams to proper orientation per manual. You then need to count out link pins to 28 on chain from intake to exhaust. This is plain as day in manual.
If you have slotted cam sprockets, you might have to set lobe centers. This was hard for me to understand after reading posts and looking at diagrams for over a year.
If you cant read your manual, read this and be 90% or more there.....you need to find a qualified mechanic to do it. You will fk your engine up. Please don't kid yourself.
Last edit: 07 Mar 2014 17:15 by 4TheKZ1000.
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