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Group N timing tool/trick?



  Yozz'd up 182
What ive read is that gets you abit more top end and mid and a little less at the bottom end.
 

MicKPM

ClioSport Trader
  Clio16v/Zoe Z.E.50
Correct, it simply sets the inlet cam position to a slightly advanced position to give some gains though I've still not seen any figures from using this tool yet (I'm keen to buy one and offer it as an option for my timing belt service). You use this as oppsed to the standard camshaft locking tool when setting the timing.
 
So does the tool have a fixed amount of advance or is it adjustable?

Just wondering how much the advance is.

You won't improve the idle by advancing the cam timing - as a general rule advancing gives you more power up the rev range at the expense of lower revs e.g. poor idle.
 

Cookson

ClioSport Club Member
  Mk1 Audi TT 3.2 V6
Awaits the "oooohh, but youre timing is out, this will f**k your engine"
 

MicKPM

ClioSport Trader
  Clio16v/Zoe Z.E.50
The only worry I have is that if this "Group N" tool is used to advance say +8 degrees what happens when the dephaser pulley eventually starts to play up and introduces even more advance in the form of 'play'... do we get bent valves? Obviously its a risk you boys take if you do this to your own car but one I have to warranty if I do it hence me not jumping about to buy one just yet.

Mick
 
  172 cup
The only worry I have is that if this "Group N" tool is used to advance say +8 degrees what happens when the dephaser pulley eventually starts to play up and introduces even more advance in the form of 'play'... do we get bent valves? Obviously its a risk you boys take if you do this to your own car but one I have to warranty if I do it hence me not jumping about to buy one just yet.

Mick

do +7 to be on the safe side ;)
 
  Trophy Turbo :)
The only worry I have is that if this "Group N" tool is used to advance say +8 degrees what happens when the dephaser pulley eventually starts to play up and introduces even more advance in the form of 'play'... do we get bent valves? Obviously its a risk you boys take if you do this to your own car but one I have to warranty if I do it hence me not jumping about to buy one just yet.

Mick


mick your right and i personally would not do thsi using a VVT pully ;)

Andy
 


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