36 teeth on each cam.18 teeth on crank.crank turns twice for each cam turn.avc8130 said:In other words, how many degrees does each tooth represent?
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no wonder you can't find arrow on wheel ;Dubermensch said:
You can figure out the degrees without looking at the number of teeth. Each degree on the crank is .5 degree on the cam. 4 degrees x .5 = 2.donniej said:I don't want to be the retard here (which I sometimes am...) but if there's 36 teeth and 360 degrees in a circle, then wouldn't one tooth = 10 degrees?
Since the crank has half the teeth would it be twice the number (20 degrees)?
does rear wheel sprocket turn countershaft sprocket or other way around?donniej said:I don't want to be the retard here (which I sometimes am...) but if there's 36 teeth and 360 degrees in a circle, then wouldn't one tooth = 10 degrees?
Since the crank has half the teeth would it be twice the number (20 degrees)?
you feel in for me when I am on vacation ;DMaritan said:Hey Zoran - what prize do I win for the correct answer?
what would happen if crank has 20 teeth instead 18?ubermensch said:You can figure out the degrees without looking at the number of teeth. Each degree on the crank is .5 degree on the cam. 4 degrees x .5 = 2.