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Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing #1021778 08/06/04 10:24 AM
Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 101 C Chode CEG\'er
Chode CEG\'er C Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 101	You could alway get a different cam grind. Not easy but that's an option. I myself think Cam timing is overrated anyways. It's more of an Emission and gas milage thing in my eyes.

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cam timing vs. ignition timing	dallasb84	08/06/04 09:57 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	Chode	08/06/04 10:24 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	dallasb84	08/06/04 11:20 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	Chode	08/06/04 11:31 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	dallasb84	08/06/04 11:52 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	Chode	08/06/04 11:59 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	dubkatz_dup1	08/07/04 08:15 PM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	zm830101	08/07/04 08:53 PM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	dallasb84	08/08/04 01:04 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	warmonger_dup1	08/08/04 07:15 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	Chode	08/08/04 11:27 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	zm830101	08/08/04 03:51 PM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	DemonSVT_dup1	08/09/04 05:38 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	dubkatz_dup1	08/10/04 12:03 AM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	Kremithefrog	08/06/04 04:22 PM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	Chode	08/06/04 04:32 PM
Re: cam timing vs. ignition timing	dallasb84	08/06/04 05:05 PM

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