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5th May, 2005 at 05:41:18pm

Hello all

Messing about in the garage this afternoon for a bit, went to check cam endfloat and it is way out e.g. about 1 mm of float. This does not seem acceptable to me.
The cam locating plate is new, so how can I go about reducing the float? I considered using shims between the cam and the locating plate but this seemed a bit rough?

Any comments please.


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5th May, 2005 at 06:17:28pm

You need to machine the cam gear to get the desired end float.

Its obvious where, once ya look at the wheel.

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5th May, 2005 at 06:55:38pm

Don't forget to check the offset between the cam drive gears after machining the larger one however!

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