Agreed that being a tooth off doesn't matter, you just clock the dizzy
differently to get the proper timing. I've had to move
the wires around to get the pro0er timing, all done with a timing light. Now if
the timing on the cam is off by a tooth, that's
a different story and you'll never get it to run right. I usually time my TR6
at 106° and have gone to 104° for certain cams.
Check with Delta Cams, they may have a CB grind.
Charly Mitchel
TR6 #44
On Mon 08/05/23 4:10 AM , Chip Collingwood via Fot fot@autox.team.net sent:
> Not certain about the cam "CB" designation. And the distributor drive
> being off a tooth has nothing to do with cam timing. That is a
> relationship between the cam and the crank set by how you install the
> cam sprocket. The distributor drive only orients the proper position
> of the distributor so that its body doesnt contact the block and
> prevent the "ignition timing" from being set properly.I believe there
> are 2 big issues with the cams/blanks. Most important is always
> installing cam bearings as it will prevent any oil pressure loss due
> to poor tolerance of original castings. And second is the oil pump for
> the valve train is affected by rear cam bearing surface/cut. Evidently
> some blanks are inadequate in comparison to the originals. I would
> source a good original blank and have it cut to your specs.
>
> On Mon, May 8, 2023, 1:50 AM Bob Kramer via Fot wrote:
> I am rebuilding an engine for a local club member and I just tore
> down the engine. It looks like someone rebuilt it but it did not run
> very long until it coked up the new pistons and valves. The camshaft
> installed looks to be from an unmarked new core and the only stamping
> on it is a capital CB on the back boss. Has anyone seen this
> camshaft designation before? It was not timed correctly and the
> distributor drive was off by a tooth so I want to make sure I set him
> up with a car that will run correctly this time. I've heard that
> some of the blanks were not of a good quality so this is another
> worry.Â
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