I am do a little bit of night time reading A.Graham Bell Four Stroke Performance Tuning Very interesting so far and oil temps/oil coolers / Race Thermostats for the Rad
So , he said to for running in The Cam bearing journals are taped and the cam is plunged into a high temperature bath of Phosphate acid to which etched open the pores of the cam so that it may retain oil more effectively , this is the lubriting part of the process
Please dont tell me I need to do this
I need to re-read the chapter again but I can comprehend what he says , but I think you really need somebody with experience to setup the dialler and degree wheel ; its one of those things , sounds straight forward in practice but its experience that executes it correctly
Alot of measurements in here about tappet velocities and Measuring cam Characteristics/Accuracy , plus using cam timing sprockets versus Vernier pulleys to time the Cams, valve fouling, calculating camshaft Timing Diagrams , calculating vale spring pressures
I think I will need to re-read the chapter a few times