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Cam degreeing done

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Einar J Skog

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Hi :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I was degreeing the cams on my GS1000GL yesterday...
The intake was at 100 and the exhaust was at 103.????
Belive the spec. says 109 on both ???
I put both on 107~108....

I will take a Dyno test of the bike in late mars,when the riding season starts here in the south of Norway.

GS1000GLx
(1100 wiseco--KN filter--Dynojet stage 1--Lazer competition 4-1 exhaust)
 
Re: Cam degreeing done

Einar J Skog said:
Hi :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I was degreeing the cams on my GS1000GL yesterday...
The intake was at 100 and the exhaust was at 103.????
Belive the spec. says 109 on both ???
I put both on 107~108....

I will take a Dyno test of the bike in late mars,when the riding season starts here in the south of Norway.

GS1000GLx
(1100 wiseco--KN filter--Dynojet stage 1--Lazer competition 4-1 exhaust)
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good luck in a very worthwhile project
 
Where can I get good technical info on the cam-degree process re: '79 1000s. This is some thing I'm gonna' check-out while my bike is torn down. Thanks,
Hugh
 
hp1000s said:
Where can I get good technical info on the cam-degree process re: '79 1000s. This is some thing I'm gonna' check-out while my bike is torn down. Thanks,
Hugh
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PETE HEDMAN IN SWEEDEN (((BIKER66)) Has a detailed cam degreeing instruction posted. Lots of other stuff too. I lost the link though..
here it is

http://medlem.spray.se/biker661/index.html
 
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