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are you sure the vernier will fit your engine... they dont like serp engines... and dont let anyone talk you into removing the cam retaining plate to get it to fit. its horliks.
When I put my engine back together i didnt fancy the std 4ltr nylon toothed wheel so bought a vernier, which has since been replaced by a non vernier from John Eales whose cam I also bought ( only a 218)
cheers
Graham
When I put my engine back together i didnt fancy the std 4ltr nylon toothed wheel so bought a vernier, which has since been replaced by a non vernier from John Eales whose cam I also bought ( only a 218)
cheers
Graham
Thanks for the info, it had a vernier pulley fitted originally which was replaced with a billet steel one, long story but I had no option at the time. I have now bought a new vernier set and just need the setting figure so as I can fit it at the weekend. Just out of interest does anyone know the actual open / close time for the 435 as well? sad I know but useful for comparison with other options
Dave
Dave
jamie i am confused?? why call the 435 with another name? or is it one of those political things again!!
mr jenks you are probably going to have to speak to tvr power or cre due to the timing figures, although kent grind them they are from specs that people ie tvr power want doing so they wont tell you,
mr jenks you are probably going to have to speak to tvr power or cre due to the timing figures, although kent grind them they are from specs that people ie tvr power want doing so they wont tell you,
Graham there are several types of vernier pulleys the most common are from kent i agree the early ones wont fit but the later ones do no problem at all and still maintain the cam plate, and as far as i am concerned any performance aftermarket cam NEEDS to be dialled in with a vernier, whats the point of buying an after market cam if you dont know what your dialling it in at?? you have 2 keyways 2 pulleys with keyways lobe to keyway and chain stretch thats 6 things can screw cam timing up!!
v8 racing said:No idea. I wasn't looking for any upgrade particularly, I'm just rebuilding a broken one.
victor the timing will be the same then 116 deg but i am confused why they would rename it another number if it is identical?
Any opinions on the Cloyes 3-key timing sets as opposed to Vernier. Isn't vernier just introducing something else that potentially could go wrong?
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