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Ok, i finally pulled all the covers of today to have a look at my cam timing in my gts2.

Now from what i can tell it looks like some idiot has advanced the cam timing on my cam (to try to gain power i'd assume) but i've read that it actually has the opposite affect on the engine. The whole point of me having a look was due to a friend of mine commenting that my skyline feels unusually slow, i have also replaced just about everything there is to replace ie; sensors, o2 sensor, afm etc etc.

I have looked at the timing section on the r31club site but the pic is crap (to small) and it just says that the cam mark should be in the upper most position, but the engine is on a slight angle so do they mean upper most inline with the engine or just in general (there really should be a mark on the rocker cover or head somewhere).

Heres some pics, crank is on the tdc mark on the crank pulley.

If you think its fine then ill leave it cause i cant get the friggin crank pulley of, i think i have to use a crank puller to get it off.

Thank you fo any help, i need to get this back together by tomorow morning :-[.

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Edited by eightsixboy
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