new camshaft
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roger white
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new camshaft
Does anyone have a new 600 camshaft for sale or know someone who
does? I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
does? I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
Re: new camshaft
What is it that you are trying to achieve?
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, roger white wrote:
> Does anyone have a new 600 camshaft for sale or know someone who
> does?� I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
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roger white
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Re: new camshaft
I am trying to improve the smoothness at idle and maximum horsepower
without extra engine noise. I would be able to use a low time used camshaft that was close to new specifications on measurements of cam journals and lobe dimensions. My camshaft is at the minimum service size on both the journal and the lobe dimensions. This results in noise from the top end of the engine. Most used camshaft adds I've seen say they don't know how to measure to see if there cams are good or not. It's easy, use a digital caliper with a 1/ 100mm resolution and measure the cams' bearing journals on both ends and the cams' intake and exhaust lobes using the knife ends on the arms of the calipers. If you have a cam that shows little wear reply with the dimensions and we may make a deal. Thanks.
----- Original Message ---- From: jpro8071 To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 5:57:42 PM Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: new camshaft
What is it that you are trying to achieve?
without extra engine noise. I would be able to use a low time used camshaft that was close to new specifications on measurements of cam journals and lobe dimensions. My camshaft is at the minimum service size on both the journal and the lobe dimensions. This results in noise from the top end of the engine. Most used camshaft adds I've seen say they don't know how to measure to see if there cams are good or not. It's easy, use a digital caliper with a 1/ 100mm resolution and measure the cams' bearing journals on both ends and the cams' intake and exhaust lobes using the knife ends on the arms of the calipers. If you have a cam that shows little wear reply with the dimensions and we may make a deal. Thanks.
----- Original Message ---- From: jpro8071 To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 5:57:42 PM Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: new camshaft
What is it that you are trying to achieve?
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2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
, roger white wrote:
> Does anyone have a new 600 camshaft for sale or know someone who > does?� I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
Re: new camshaft
roger white wrote:
> I
> am trying to improve the smoothness at idle and maximum horsepower
> without
> extra engine noise. I would be able to use a low time used camshaft > that was close to new specifications on measurements of cam journals > and lobe dimensions. My camshaft is at the minimum service size on both > the journal and the lobe dimensions. This results in noise from the top > end of the engine. Most used camshaft adds I've seen say they don't > know how to measure to see if there cams are good or not. It's easy, > use a digital caliper with a 1/ 100mm resolution and measure the cams' > bearing journals on both ends and the cams' intake and exhaust lobes > using the knife ends on the arms of the calipers. If you have a cam > that shows little wear reply with the dimensions and we may make a > deal. Thanks.
Try measuring your cams with a micrometer before getting a new one.
Proper measuring may just save you some parts!
Re: new camshaft
Roger;
A trick I used a while back was to regrind the cam, and then hard chrome the rockers to build them up and place .015 lash caps on the valve stems. Makes for a very quiet running cam box. But you also have to bore them cylinders out and use some of Mike O'Conners 1.0 over pistons. Making the cylinders as stright as possible will keep the piston slap down for a long time.
Bill
A trick I used a while back was to regrind the cam, and then hard chrome the rockers to build them up and place .015 lash caps on the valve stems. Makes for a very quiet running cam box. But you also have to bore them cylinders out and use some of Mike O'Conners 1.0 over pistons. Making the cylinders as stright as possible will keep the piston slap down for a long time.
Bill
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> roger white wrote:
> > I am
> > trying to improve the smoothness at idle and maximum horsepower
> > without
> > extra engine noise. I would be able to use a low time used camshaft that was > > close to new specifications on measurements of cam journals and lobe > > dimensions. My camshaft is at the minimum service size on both the journal > > and the lobe dimensions. This results in noise from the top end of the > > engine. Most used camshaft adds I've seen say they don't know how to measure > > to see if there cams are good or not. It's easy, use a digital caliper > > with a 1/ 100mm resolution and measure the cams' bearing journals on both > > ends and the cams' intake and exhaust lobes using the knife ends on the arms > > of the calipers. If you have a cam that shows little wear reply with the > > dimensions and we may make a deal. Thanks.
> Try
> measuring your cams with a micrometer before getting a new one. Proper > measuring may just save you some parts!
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Robert Kapp
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Re: new camshaft
--- In 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com, roger white wrote:
area code but the # is 724-5619 His name is Bob Snodgrass
I ment a guy in Spring Grove,MN 55974 that said he had one.I don't the> Does anyone have a new 600 camshaft for sale or know someone who
> does?� I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
area code but the # is 724-5619 His name is Bob Snodgrass
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superhawkman2001
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Re: new camshaft
I have a Honda 600 engine that i started to rebuild with a nos crank in it, has alot of new items in it, it is for sale for $400.00 .
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roger white
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Re: new camshaft
I called and talked with Bob Snodgrass, He was in his 60's and never heard
of a Honda 600. I got the area code as 507 off the computer. Do you have any more clues?
----- Original Message ---- From: Robert Kapp To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2008 2:09:05 PM Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: new camshaft
of a Honda 600. I got the area code as 507 off the computer. Do you have any more clues?
----- Original Message ---- From: Robert Kapp To: 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2008 2:09:05 PM Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: new camshaft
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2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
, roger white wrote:
> Does anyone have a new 600 camshaft for sale or know someone who > does? I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
I ment a guy in Spring Grove,MN 55974 that said he had one.I don't the area code but the # is 724-5619 His name is Bob Snodgrass
Re: new camshaft
The only other one is on the yahoogroupe.com.
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Chris Mueller
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Re: Motor
--- In 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com, ddessureau@... wrote:
crank in it, has alot of new items in it, it is for sale for $400.00 .>I am intrested in your engine. Chris
> I have a Honda 600 engine that i started to rebuild with a nos
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robert Kapp
> To:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sat, 31 May 2008 3:09 pm
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: new camshaft
> --- In
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, roger white wrote:
> > Does anyone have a new 600 camshaft for sale or know someone who
> > does?? I'm trying to 0 time the top end of my engine. Thanks
> I ment a guy in Spring Grove,MN 55974 that said he had one.I don't the
> area code but the # is 724-5619 His name is Bob Snodgrass