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which way to advance cams

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allrice4g63

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Jun 17, 2008
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I put a dohc head on a 4g64 bottom end and if you use the stock gears you have to advance each a half a tooth. Which way would be advanced? Would it be with the exhaust mark a half a tooth above the intake or would it be the intake mark half a tooth above the exhaust?
 
and if you use the stock gears you have to advance each a half a tooth
I don't understand this. The only adjustment you can do with stock gears is one tooth at a time. If they need to be advanced half a tooth, then you need adjustable gears.
 
the 4g64 dohc timing belt is 154 teeth the 4g63 dohc is 153 teeth with that extra tooth when looking at the cams on the timing belt side the exhaust cam goes above the intake cam a half a tooth thus causing the intake cam to move down half a tooth thats how you have to time it for it to run good trust me it took me 3 weeks and i finally got it right.
 
A half tooth at the cams would be a full tooth at the crank sprocket.
 
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