Running valve lifters with Mk5 TP cams

johnmead

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From the graph I got from Terry, duration, at .020 list, looks like 290 degrees. Overlap, at .020 lift, looks to be 80 degrees.

John Mead
 

litnman

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Is .020 lift the suggested point for degreeing these cams? Most cams are .005 or .010.

John H
 

johnmead

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I really do not degree cams. I make sure that there is equal lift of both the intake and exhaust valve at 4-5 degrees BTDC. Everything else will take care of itself.

John Mead
 

Brian Thompson

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Is .020 lift the suggested point for degreeing these cams? Most cams are .005 or .010.

John H
Hello John,
The directions I have from Terry are as follows;
Rear cylinder, Inlet Valve open .170'' at TDC , rotate engine 50 deg + 360 deg. Then the front cylinder Inlet Valve should be open .170''
Hope that makes sense?
I'll will be timing an engine in the next 2 weeks and I'll let you know how I fair.
Cheers
brt650
This is in his words ( MK5 cam, they should be set at inlet opening at .170" lift at TDC )
 

johnmead

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Look at the graph for the MK5 cams. They show equal lift at 4-5 degrees BTDC. If you have this everything else is unnecessary.

Terry Prince MK5 Valve Timing.jpg
 
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