Cam Degreeing help
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5th Wheeling
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Cam Degreeing help
My plan is to install a 252H comp cam.
Everything i have read says at the factory ford put their cams in a 4° retarded(cam timing not ignition timing)
with the new cam what degree should I aim for.
And it's ok if you go hard on me, I have never did it before.
Being hard on me, may help me understand
Everything i have read says at the factory ford put their cams in a 4° retarded(cam timing not ignition timing)
with the new cam what degree should I aim for.
And it's ok if you go hard on me, I have never did it before.
Being hard on me, may help me understand
More Turbo
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The 252H cam card calls for the cam to be installed 4 degrees advanced with the intake lobe center at 106 degrees ATDC.
However for the sake of detonation I would install the cam straight up with the intake lobe center at 110 degrees ATDC.
However for the sake of detonation I would install the cam straight up with the intake lobe center at 110 degrees ATDC.
Cargo Master
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The only way to know where the camshaft is in the engine is to put it in the block and check it out with a degree wheel, an indicator and a few other tools. This is easy and you'll learn a lot about your engine.
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