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2G Evo 8 cams in 7 bolt

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What cam gears are you running? the Evo or the 7 bolt?

IIRC the cam alignment dowels are drilled in a different spot on the Evo VIII cams than a DSM

So you end up having to make your own timing marks for the cam gears.

But the Evo VIII cams are not a drop and go.

Also did you bleed down your HLAs? If not, you may have the valves cracked open a bit and that can cause a no start.
 
The pins in the end of the cam that locate the cam gears are not in the right spot for a dsm. If I recall you'll need adjustable gears, and degree them in to get them to work.

Not any cheaper than a set of aftermarket 264's or 272's after its all said and done.
 
You need the evo gears or the dual pattern adjustable ones to set the timing. Evo exhaust cam on dsm intake side and vice versa.

You can either drill and tap for a 2gb cas or make an intersecting slot for the 1g. Since the 1g is adjustable the slot can be made "sloppy".

I did this research when i was looking into running the evo r2 cams in a 2.4 dsm application.
 
I got my timing all said up today. It turns over and everything now I just need to get the cam angle sensor figured out. The engine rotates freely but of course it once to ignite spark at the wrong time. Thank you everyone that gave me your input turn day we going project into 2 hour long project
 
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