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Old 07-09-2006, 10:24 PM
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timing with new cam

Does the factory timing setting change if you put a bigger cam in?
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Re: timing with new cam

I am going say no for now but what Cam and engine are we talking about here?
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Re: timing with new cam

what type of motor r u talking about? But to answer u in most cases it does, because of different lobe sep, duration, and intake centerline of the cam the timing also changes. unless the cam is just a bit over stock.
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Re: timing with new cam

The car is a 87 camaro 305 tpi. Not sure of cam size its my buddy's car. I'll have to check. I know its a comp cam from summit racing.
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Re: timing with new cam

I would say most cams for that set up minus some big ones that will require other mods. You will find that most TPI cams don't require advancing or retarding the timing from the stock.
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Re: timing with new cam

bumping the timing some usually does give noticable gains. I noticed that on my car. To my understanding there really isnt a right setting. It varried motor to motor as to which is the best. But the only way to know is to hook up diagnostic software and watch it. Just set the timing to stock and mess around with bumping it up about 2 degrees at a time. NO MORE! And see what works best for you. And remember just because you can hear the ping doesnt mean its not there so take it easy.
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