corsawig
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How do i find out the degrees on aftermarket cams? i've got some dbilas cams, but i'm not sure of the profile
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Dave A
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measure the lift of the cam and you should be able to match them up with the manufacturers catalogue
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sand-eel
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won't the cams be stamped with the type code, then match it up
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corsawig
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do i just measure the high of the cams dave?
They have a code on them "db 62d-e"
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sand-eel
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do you know the part number
eg (14.152.002)
what engine is it?
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corsawig
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i don't and they are for a x14xe/x16xe
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sand-eel
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well 9.5mm, 9.8mm or 10mm
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corsawig
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what is that? 262,264 or 270?
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sand-eel
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oops i said the lift for some reason....hold on
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sand-eel
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there are 5 different cams ranging from 260-288 degrees
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corsawig
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dam it take it there is no easy way to tell?
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RCS
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quote: Originally posted by Dave A
measure the lift of the cam and you should be able to match them up with the manufacturers catalogue
As above.
Measure the height of the lobe from the base circle, then the width of the base circle, and subtract the width from the height you measured.
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corsawig
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well the height is 5cm and the circle is 4cm
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RCS
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You need to measure it more accurately than that, to 2 significant figures. What are you using to measure it?
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corsawig
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a ruler lol
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RCS
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Ideally you need a set of vernier calipers to get an accurate result.
Best option is to phone a company that supplies them and quote the part number.
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corsawig
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i've emailed dbilas, just hope i get a reply
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