CLOYES 9-3735 is a patented Quick Adjust™ Timing System that allows the user to adjust camshaft timing up to 12 degrees. Some camshaft manufacturers recommend advancing or retarding camshaft timing to enhance the characteristics of their camshaft. This system allows the user to do just that, with infinite adjustability up to 6 degrees advance or 6 degrees retard.
The system is easy to use. Simply loosen the six bolts that clamp the inner member of the camshaft sprocket to the outer member about 1/4 turn counterclockwise. Insert the adjustment tool into the slots provided, and use a 3/8 wrench to rotate the tool. There are seven timing marks indicated with an A and an R on the ends. Each timing mark is approximately 2 degrees and is lined up with a single alignment mark on the outer camshaft sprocket member.
CLOYES 9-3735 is a patented Quick Adjust™ Timing System that allows the user to adjust camshaft timing up to 12 degrees. Some camshaft manufacturers recommend advancing or retarding camshaft timing to enhance the characteristics of their camshaft. This system allows the user to do just that, with infinite adjustability up to 6 degrees advance or 6 degrees retard.
The system is easy to use. Simply loosen the six bolts that clamp the inner member of the camshaft sprocket to the outer member about 1/4 turn counterclockwise. Insert the adjustment tool into the slots provided, and use a 3/8 wrench to rotate the tool. There are seven timing marks indicated with an A and an R on the ends. Each timing mark is approximately 2 degrees and is lined up with a single alignment mark on the outer camshaft sprocket member.
CLOYES 9-3735 is a patented Quick Adjust™ Timing System that allows the user to adjust camshaft timing up to 12 degrees. Some camshaft manufacturers recommend advancing or retarding camshaft timing to enhance the characteristics of their camshaft. This system allows the user to do just that, with infinite adjustability up to 6 degrees advance or 6 degrees retard.
The system is easy to use. Simply loosen the six bolts that clamp the inner member of the camshaft sprocket to the outer member about 1/4 turn counterclockwise. Insert the adjustment tool into the slots provided, and use a 3/8 wrench to rotate the tool. There are seven timing marks indicated with an A and an R on the ends. Each timing mark is approximately 2 degrees and is lined up with a single alignment mark on the outer camshaft sprocket member.
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