How to set timing on SCHRICK BMW E36 cams/find TDC!

[@tylerdamato8514]

Thanks for posting this! Upgrading over the winter

[@paul1der]

also the first cam lobes face each other at a 45 degree angle for TDC

[@tylerdamato8514]

Thanks dude

[@bahnfire318is]

bottom end pinned @ TDC, cam lobes on cyl 1 pointing at eachother - done

[@B58Monkey]

There no sort or different cam timing angle that you have to do on these shrick cams? You just do your cam timing based of the stock cam blocks?

[@driftpunkmotorsport3852]

Yeah so the schrick cams just need to be set to TDC to match the bottom end of the motor. Finding the timing marks is the hard part, then throw on the cam lock blocks and your good to go. I did some tests and checks with my spare head (stock cams) to make sure the schrick cams wont have any interference. Be careful, as this IS an interference motor. So if your off by more than a degree or two its gonna be a bad day!

[@norphes3865]

@@driftpunkmotorsport3852 yikes im scared

[@driftpunkmotorsport3852]

@@norphes3865 you’ll get it. It’s not too hard, just take your time and when your done turn the engine by hand a couple rotations

[@norphes3865]

@@driftpunkmotorsport3852 thanks for the advice. Ill keep it in mind for when the time comes 🍀

[@nike821026]

I sent a mail to ask schrick,they told me jsut use stock cam tools to set cam timing

[@driftpunkmotorsport3852]

Yea, I used the the cam lock tools and such but there is no TDC marks on the cams. So no matter if you have all the tools, you are still in the dark lol. Thanks for the comment, hope it works for you!

[@nike821026]

@@driftpunkmotorsport3852 I buy new cam couple months ago,there is no mark on the cam🤣