4 degree advance for gear driven cams???
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Have never seen an advance gear for gear driven cams but if anyone makes one, it will be Andrews; give them a call.
It has always been my belief that one has better results with a cam that can be run straight up. When you advance a cam set, everything is advanced and overlap changes as well; just not my cup of tea but each to his own.
It has always been my belief that one has better results with a cam that can be run straight up. When you advance a cam set, everything is advanced and overlap changes as well; just not my cup of tea but each to his own.
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I understand your thoughts. I prefer that too except they don't make a woods 777 for early twin cams so the next best thing would be the Andrews 55 with a +4 key. However, I would prefer to leave the exhaust timing right where it is.
Any suggestions for cams? I do not want aggressive ramps. I've had it up to my eyeballs with valve train problems!
Any suggestions for cams? I do not want aggressive ramps. I've had it up to my eyeballs with valve train problems!
Have never seen an advance gear for gear driven cams but if anyone makes one, it will be Andrews; give them a call.
It has always been my belief that one has better results with a cam that can be run straight up. When you advance a cam set, everything is advanced and overlap changes as well; just not my cup of tea but each to his own.
It has always been my belief that one has better results with a cam that can be run straight up. When you advance a cam set, everything is advanced and overlap changes as well; just not my cup of tea but each to his own.
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