cam walk
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cam walk
When try to set the timing on a lock out distributed, as I rev the engine the timing climbs with rpm. Does this sound like cam walk, if so what needs to be done to fix it?
chuck- Posts : 414
Join date : 2009-08-08
Re: cam walk
If the cam is walking in a Big Block Ford something is absolutely wrong as cam thrust should be no more than .012" end play.
Re: cam walk
[quote="rmcomprandy"]If the cam is walking in a Big Block Ford something is absolutely wrong as cam thrust should be no more than .012" end play.[/quote
Thanks Randy, anything else that could cause the timing to move on a lock out distributor when you bring the rpm's up?
Thanks Randy, anything else that could cause the timing to move on a lock out distributor when you bring the rpm's up?
chuck- Posts : 414
Join date : 2009-08-08
Re: cam walk
Is it locked out properly?
What box are you running? Is it programmed right?
Is your timing light working properly?
What box are you running? Is it programmed right?
Is your timing light working properly?
dfree383- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: cam walk
Check the wires to the distributor, they should be twisted, isolated and not in contact with metal parts.
FalconEh- Posts : 1448
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Re: cam walk
I got few test I'm going to try. Spoke with a tech at msd.
chuck- Posts : 414
Join date : 2009-08-08
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