Cam Timing/How to do

[Anonymous]

Hey

I now how to do the adjustment of the cams, but I`m not so shore how to
secure the position of the part and screws when the job are done.
I suppose that the holes are grinded so the adjustment can be done, but what secure that the parts not sliding when the engine runs ??
Only the screws ???

KnutK

[biker66]

The tension from the screws hold the parts together, Loctite keep the screw from letting go !
Make sure you clean the threads before you apply the Loctite and tighten the screws.
I've done this for years, never had a screw come loose.... well, except for the ones in my head...

[Anonymous]

SAY PETE
I SEE YOU HAVE AGAIN OUT CLASSED YOURSELF AND MADE THE SITE EVEN NICER TO LOOK AT. http://medlem.spray.se/biker66/index.html I WAS NOT ABLE TO GET THE INDEX TO THE LEFT OF THE PAGE TO SHOW UP AND IT LOADED IN SWEEDISH UNTILL I REFRESHED IT. IS THERE ANOTHER LINK. I WAS JUST GOING TO RE READ YOUR INSTRUCTIONS FOR DEGREEING CAMSHAFTS.
DOM
TOO BAD THE WORD FISKBULLAR IS NOT IN THAT PAGE I WOULD HAVE UNDERSTOOD SOMETHING OTHER THAN THE WELCOME TO STATEMENT.

[skip]

I just read the article on cam timing that biker 66 has on his website. http://medlem.spray.se/biker66/index.html Great easy to follow clear directions, and easy instructions. the best article yet I have read on this subject

[Anonymous]

The website loads fine whern i use the links posted in these past posts but when i save the page to favorites and try to open it from my list it doesnt operate properly--looks like i have a problen in my software.

[Redman]

About cam timing and the sprocket screws:
I found the Clymers manaul covers this perrty well, better than the Suzuki manauls. I have done this on both my GSs.