Qbm Cam Adjuster

[TorqueSteer]

Cam timing is something that you can do on any car...with cams lol. Youll notice a difference, just dont follow the guidelines that those give for adjusting the turbo cams, (i.e... +3, +3 will give you the best gain...etc...) what setting works for you will be different than the settings that work for me. I can guarantee you that it will take a few trys to get it right, with the cam settings being so sensitive.

His name isn't Andy is it?? If so, I'm friends with him and his younger bro....he lives 5 minutes away from me hah...he has the tool and and we were going to do our cams at the same time when he did his timing belt in a few weeks.

I'm glad someone wrote up on this, because I was pretty concerned about the effects of tweaking the cams would do. Will this work if you have an n/a exhaust cam in there too? Or do you only see benefits with stock turbo cams.

[flaco]

OK I searched and couldnt find any info why QBM might be hard to get in touch with...

anyway, I FINALLY got a response to my 2nd email dated AUG 21....

Francisco

The cam tools are sold out at this time. There is no ETA on

replacements.

Thanks,

- Teresa

Quickbrick Motorsports

----- Original Message -----

From: "Francisco X. Romo"

To: <sales@quickbrickmotorsports.com>

Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 11:08 AM

Subject: qbm cam timing tool

> This is the 2nd time I email you, I havent heard back

> from you...

>

[GShyneDM]

I see your 1° play and raise you to 3° play

useful tool all right but mine's so inaccurate it leaves something to be desired

+1... but it is fun to play with... if you have the time/patience.

Right now im back at stock of I-0, E+4... i dont know why my car is like that... but something else isnt lined up right for my engine/cam wheel.

[Marzocchi]

Are you sure the exhaust mark on the tool is correct? Mine was at I 0° E +8° stock. My timing marks are spot on and I locked the cam from the other side so they should be 0 0 and the tool is telling +8° exhaust.