Camshafts which one ? An easy choice after this .

This video explains on how to read a camshaft spec sheet, how it works and which one is suitable for which purpose. How you can select one for your use in your car. I try to take the nonsens and stories out of many camshaft discussions, bigger is not always better...

[@misunderestimator5283]

You’re an amazing communicator of complex mechanical subjects. I really appreciate your work

[@achimwieler5862]

Best explanation on the subject I have seen so far. Well done! 👍

[@philiproberts8761]

very well explained thank you

[@D3Sshooter]

Thnak you

[@crunchfreitas7507]

@@D3Sshooter Steve any way to know without opening the engine what type of camshaft my MG B has. I think that one of the previous owner may have change it to a fast road setting, but I’m not sure. The factory 0.015 valve clearance doesn’t seem the right setting and the car requires 15 degrees advance it idle to run smooth. Tganks

[@terryrobison]

Excellent explanation. You have a great video library (and cars as well).

[@D3Sshooter]

Thank you

[@ClassicCarCave]

Steve, Easy to understand explanation and a wake up call for the boy racers lol🤣😂 We know how the high lift or race cam has to be matched with RPM otherwise they
sound like a bag of bolts and very uncomfortable to drive in modern traffic. I have had to learn to drive my track Mini in a completely different way. Cheers Dave

[@D3Sshooter]

Thanks Dave

[@jeffbrassard1268]

Thank you for your very thorough explanation, you cleared up a great deal for me.

[@54mgtf22]

Love your work, Steve 👍

[@D3Sshooter]

Thank you

[@joe-hp4nk]

Regardless of the use, the cam must match the compression ratio and breathing capabilities of he engine.

[@sonyhk3824]

Big thanks to you Steve 👍

[@brokenbonegarage8910]

Very well explained Sir.

[@stooartbabay]

That really was excellent, thank so much :)

[@scuderiapraga6815]

Superb as always

[@philipslater9450]

Well explained. Thankyou

[@salimjibreel6586]

Thank you

[@D3Sshooter]

Thank you

[@jimanderson4981]

Good analogy 👍!

[@m.b.smoshitoa8325]

Hi Steve, I struggle a lot on timing twin cam especially if no timing marks visible. If you have time make a video on how can one time such. I learn a lot from you and develop courage to take chance on engines because of you. But I repent because I opened BMW E46, 320d with m47 engine and seriously there are no timing marks there and cam shaft has no key way for can sprockets. Am surprised shem
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[@jaydee4175]

Hi Steve, great video. Does compression ratio also play a roll in choosing the proper cam for your engine?
I also race a MGB but with a compression of about 10:1. Would a Kent 719sp be suitable for my engine?

[@bshnabel]

Very good 👍

[@graceenginedevelopments]

Good video

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

👍👍

[@erichlausch9886]

😉

[@johndomine1574]

White noise? Many racers unlike me don't like science. 300 duration power band hi RPM, under 300 duration power band low end torque? Cam card only see numbers.