V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern Good morning Barners.
Where can I find a dimensioned drawing of the bolt pattern of V8 camshafts, with the one hole offset? Any pointers gratefully received. www.battenspecial.com . |
Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern Biggles, you can order a digital copy of the part drawing from the Benson Ford Research Center, $30/per drawing. I am trying it for the first time this week and they said I should get a digital copy of the drawing I requested shortly after the first of the year.
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Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern I'll make you a drawing latter on today - will come from my 3D CAD model. What are you going to use it for?
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Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern Thank you, that will be a great help.
I'm making a jig/tool to re-drill the camshaft mounting holes in the timing gear to enable the camshaft to be advanced or retarded anything up to five degrees. Why? Because by degreeing various camshafts it has been discovered that some are as much as 3 degrees away from specification. For example: https://i.postimg.cc/HLB3DdV3/Max-1-data.jpg |
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I'll put some shots below! Thanks, Gary in N.Y. P.S. With our method you can get more than 5* if needed? |
Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern Yes, thanks Gary. I've used that method on a Cad 331.
I just like making things. |
Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern I've filed the holes and used star washers if I thought changing the cam timing would help. However, for mosy applications, I don't think 2 or 3 degrees makes much difference.
Gramps |
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From your profile I see you are qualified to figure out the math and I assume you have the shop equipment to do the work so why not just set the gear up on the turntable and drill it where you need it? If you are careful you can drill 3 new offset set of holes. |
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Here is what you need - I cut if from a PDF that came from a fellow flathead racer. When I checked my CAD model, I did not have the bolt pattern detailed as of yet and I don't have time to get to it - so a raster image will have to do.
This should give you everything you need (you may need to zoom in). Attachment 450058 |
Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern That cam end drawing looks very interesting. Lots of useful info there.
I can't speak of all the dimensions, I would like to believe they are ok, but the thread callout as 1/4-28 is an error It's 5/16-24. Mart. |
Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern That is why there is always a checker in Drafting.
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As I said, I just like designing and making things. |
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Many thanks. |
Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern To me, it is an easy job with a rotary table and a 'pointer' to a cam tooth (marked as the install tooth). Once you setup on the stock locations and the pointer on the stock 'indexed tooth" - then determine where the first hole is, then you can select a "new tooth" to be the indexed tooth and use the degree markings to know where to drill each hole (advanced or retarded). Easy peasy! LOL
I'd probably make a quick aluminum "centering mandrel" - that fits in the hole on my rotary table and picks up the center hole on the cam gear (with a drilled/tapped hole in the center to hold down the cam gear) - making it very easy to pop one on the table and have things ready to rock. Heck, since I'm going to be putting a 302 CI flathead together in January, might just have to set this up for shits and giggles - will post back to this thread. |
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Heck, since I'm putting together a 286 CI 21-stud, there may be no time for messing with cam jigs, even for sh*ts and giggles. :) Look forward to your post back - me too. Thanks, all. |
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Anything is possible. Look what Ron Main did. As far as that goes, look what we do for 352 ci. |
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Re: V8 Camshaft Bolt Pattern One thought : He's in England so he's probably working with a Pilot engine. The only thing I really know about them is that they were also produced after the war. Do you suppose that could make any difference?
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