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inaminit 07-26-2023 04:02 PM

cam timing setting
 
Looking for suggestions to set cam timing on a 3.0 with 964 cams and 9.5 JE pistons
Thanks in advance for your help!

walt 07-26-2023 04:57 PM

I have 964 cams with stock pistons. Been running 1.25 mm but just recently advanced to 1.50. Engine not back in yet so can't offer much feedback on the change.

john walker's workshop 07-26-2023 05:11 PM

964 spec.

Jeff Alton 07-26-2023 06:18 PM

What John said above.

inaminit 07-27-2023 04:17 AM

Thanks for the answers-I will start with 1.25

walt 07-27-2023 06:27 AM

A while back when I was researching this subject I saved these threads. Maybe one you haven't seen yet.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/804405-installed-964-cam-3-0-sc.html

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/394539-964-cam-timing-please.html
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/953369-911-sc-3-0-performance-upgrades-5.html
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/235574-cam-timing-question-964-cam-ss-3-2-a.html

mikedsilva 07-27-2023 10:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by inaminit (Post 12053520)
Looking for suggestions to set cam timing on a 3.0 with 964 cams and 9.5 JE pistons
Thanks in advance for your help!

I've fitted a few of these over last couple years. And from advice from more experienced people, I found that timing spec changes the characteristic of the motor.
The 964 factory setting is 1.26mm. But if you advance to 1.5 you tend to bring the peak torque a little earlier in the rpm range. The trade off is you will likely have lower top hp.

The difference between the 2 settings is noticable, but neither is going to make you feel regret for not going the other way. Also, keep in mind you need to ensure adequate valve-piston clearance. However with your JE's in this case, I suspect you'll have plenty.


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