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116988, 10 hg of vacuum
Posted by spooled420, Jan-14-08 01:50 PM
well im thinking the cam gears are the corporate but would they drop my vacuum some bit?or do i have a different problem
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116989, RE: 10 hg of vacuum
Posted by djtrickee, Jan-14-08 04:57 PM
Originally posted by spooled420
well im thinking the cam gears are the corporate
Which corporation would that be?
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116990, RE: 10 hg of vacuum
Posted by spooled420, Jan-14-08 05:08 PM
Originally posted by djtrickeeOriginally posted by spooled420 well im thinking the cam gears are the corporate Which corporation would that be? the valve overlap corporation
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116991, RE: 10 hg of vacuum
Posted by justins71, Jan-15-08 02:16 AM
you mean 'culprit', and it's possible, if you've been into the motor recently double-check you gear alignment. Mine had about that when I first fired it up, turned out my intake gear was a tooth off. Thank god for adjustable gears, +/- 12 degrees - didn't have to tear it all down.
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116992, RE: 10 hg of vacuum
Posted by eclipsekaiser, Jan-15-08 03:51 PM
hooray for engrish!
What cam gear set are you running? Sometime if the timing is off a notch, it can priduce a symptom of low vaccum.
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