VW Camshaft Degreeing

[@Oldbugssy]

A bit less "amateurish" than my skills! Thanks for this great vid. It sure helps me dial in this cam of mine. I've never done this before. All of my previous engines have been stock and light refreshes.

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

Thanks for making the video. You're right about,not many folks make a video on vw air-cooled camshaft degreeing.

[@ianparking]

Thanks for that explanation

[@V8N8T]

Great video thanks for taking the time to make it :)

[@bomberobus]

Great video! Very helpful as I happen to be at a perfect time to check this on my rebuild.

[@vwsandvettes3253]

Thank you!

[@agrey8110]

Thanks. Good information.

[@vwdarrin]

nice work

[@1longhairhippy]

Can you achieve same measuring with rocker arm geometry

[@t2stu]

Brilliant. Thanks.

[@RolandoMiguezLorenzo]

Hola,en caso de que no sea correcta la medida como se correge?

[@MetroSA-227]

Good information, but got a little sea sick with the camera moving around and being out of focus.

[@chriskilla247]

You still don't have that engine together I am building a 2180 right now Start working on in this morning And I am are ready about to be done got the long block done

[@bobawatsit]

what size are your IN valves

[@vwsandvettes3253]

45mm intakes with 37.5mm exhaust

[@bobawatsit]

@@vwsandvettes3253 gas flow through the IN valve has very little measurable increase beyond 0.25 valve lift ! are you running a counter weighted crank ? exactly what is the engine for ?

[@patrickmclaughlin6013]

wow, aircoole anything just did this a day or so ago and yea, not many videos about this around kzbin.info/www/bejne/raeri6aPqtiJl68

[@1fastbuggy502]

Look more like 62 degrees hen I stop the video . Think you need to advance 2 degrees on the cam.

[@vwsandvettes3253]

Thanks. In hindsight I really should have rigged up a pointer!