Need drawing of cam position tool

[haydenm315]

I need a cam position tool because the marks on my timing chains are worn past my ability to see them and I just replaced my cams. I can't find the tool anywhere. If somebody here has it and posts a trace/scan/xerox copy of it, I swear on my life I'll donate $30 bux to this forum. Come on man. I know you're out there.

<small>[ October 02, 2002, 03:09 AM: Message edited by: haydenm315 ]</small>

 

[twr]

If I can remember, I'll grab the tool and scan it tonight.

 

[SHO Shop]

Hayden,

I've already faxed an outline drawing of the cam position tool to you this morning. Hope this helps!

 

[haydenm315]

SHO Shop:
Hayden,

I've already faxed an outline drawing of the cam position tool to you this morning. Hope this helps!

You da man!! Thanks a bunch.

 

[haydenm315]

SHO Shop:
Hayden,

I've already faxed an outline drawing of the cam position tool to you this morning. Hope this helps!

For whatever reason, when I cut it out the tool is a little bit too short and the places where the cam is supposed to fit are a tad small as well. Maybe the fax machine compressed it or something. Could somebody give me the measurement of the place where the cam is supposed to fit, and the measurement of space between the two cam holders? Let me know if this makes sense. Maybe I'm looking too far into this, but I don't want my car to be all f'd up because the cam timing is off by one tooth or something.

 

[haydenm315]

twrsho:
If I can remember, I'll grab the tool and scan it tonight.

Do it if you can. The fax that came through for some reason doesn't match up to my cams. I could probably figure out the measurements but it would be nice to know what they are before I start cutting it out of something. I should probably just make it out of cardboard but aluminum would be more fun