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Here's the proper position of the crank sprocket relative to the cam sprocket, for 0 degrees of advance. Camshafts are typically advanced for increased low-end torque and retarded for higher horsepower. Without the luxury of dynamic cam phasers on Gen III and IV (yet), you'll need to pick one over the other! Adjustable timing changes do allow for future adjustments, however.
How To: Properly Install And Degree An LS1 Cam And Timing Set

 Here's the proper position of the crank sprocket relative to the cam sprocket, for 0 degrees of advance. Camshafts are typically advanced for increased low-end torque and retarded for higher horsepower. Without the luxury of dynamic cam phasers on Gen III and IV (yet), you'll need to pick one over the other! Adjustable timing changes do allow for future adjustments, however.  View Related Article

 

 

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