Hello All
I have done a bit of road testing today and this is what I have ended up with.
Exhaust cam advanced +4.5 cam deg.
Inlet cam advanced + 4.5 cam deg.
Results.
Acceptable idle with air con off. Good idle with air con on.
Performance
Excellent performance from low rpm...
Hi Shredder
I have just advanced the exhaust cam to +4.5 cam degrees or +9 crank degrees. The car started instantly and idled perfectly. I will go for a test run later and let you know how it goes.
I think these cams have a little too much duration for a fairly stock 7mge and when I reduce...
Here is a very short update.
I now have the gauge etc set up for degreeing the cams.
So far I have checked the exhaust cam only.
With the cams set up on the centre drive pin and lined straight up then the timing events occur as per the timing card at 40 thou valve lift with 10 thou...
On this video they are degreeing a set of Cr0wer cams in a supra 2jz.
In this case they set the timing up at 50 thou valve lift and not 50 thou lobe lift. I emailed crower and they said use lobe lift. I guess its a case of suck it and see.
Video is very informative except the repeated use of...
When you find the 50thou lift points do you have to subtract the tappet clearance??
So if your tappet clearance is 8 thou should you degree it at 42 thou valve lift or 50 thou valve lift??
IJ. Any thoughts on why it seems I need to run heaps of advance on both intake and exhaust to get these things running well?? 3 cam degrees on the exhaust and 4.5 cam degrees on the intake.
I'm going to do a full cam degreeing over the next week as I have borrowed the necessary gear off a...
Progress update
I have refiited the cresssida intake to allow easier access to cams etc.
I removed the exhaust cam drive wheel and advanced it by 3 cam degrees.
Started off with the inlet cam set at zero. Checked static ignition advance and I had about 13 deg BTDC at 700rpm with the te1...
Update
I have checked my TDC mark on the front crank pulley and it appears to be correct. I have made a simple check of the valve timing events and they are also as per the little timing card.
I have compared the BC exhaust cam with both a stock NA cam and a stock Turbo cam and the...
Just thinking out load here but I should be able to check the intake opening and exhaust closing events without a fancy degree wheel since they both occur so close to top dead centre on the non firing cycle. Atleast according to the little timing chart anyway.
I have accurately set all the...
OK will do.
Unfortunately I must now go to work ARGGGGHHH.
I will try and accuratley degree the cam over the weekend.
BTW did you have a look at the little timing chart?? Does it give you any feeling for the cam timing. It seems to be pretty mild to me.
Thanks Ian
My motor has had atleast 2 head shaves and one decking of the block when I rebuilt it earlier this year. These were all absolute minimum though at my request. Shaving head or block or gasket thickness does give cam retard.
It also has just an oem style ACL head gasket with ARP...
Why the XXXX wouldn't they do it from the factory. If toyota can do it then Brian Crower should be able to.
They did supply a little timing card. A few pics below
It seems to me that degreeing of the cams is required.
The fact that the ignition timing was retarded so much and that the idle is so bad suggests to me that there is a lot of static retard on the exhaust cam.
I assumed the dowel pin holes would be set up so that if you use the middle pin...
I don't know why it was moved by the moderator and I have no plans to go turbo. The moderator did send me a very polite PM saying it was being moved and I'm not that fussed about it.
Oh and I have only one 5 bolt adjustable cam gear and one factory vernier gear. I think I will try reduced...
Yes it was moved by the moderator and yes it is a GE (non turbo)
Here is an update.
I filed out the slot a little and now I have enough static advance for general driving.
Idle is crap and it regularly stalls. I might have to tweak the cam timing a little as there must be too much...
Done this and double checked a few times now.
I also think the drive gear is out of phase.
I think of all these cams that have been sold nearly all are still sitting in boxes and have not been tried.
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I have just fitted a set of brian crower stage 2 cams to my 7MGE and now I cant get enough static ignition advance before I hit the end of the adjustment range. Max advance at idle I can get is about 5 deg...
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