6/6 timing tool

[koolkustoms]

my buddy is a machinist and he is interested in makiing me one of these tools and maybe some to sell on here.does anyone have all the specs on these

[Dave96z34]

I wish I did

[koolkustoms]

so if i make a timing tool like the hold down tool and tilt them on a 6 degree incline in the right direction will it work in theory it seems right

[walterdude]

Here's some pics of the tool:

http://60degreev6.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2232&d=1233078687

http://60degreev6.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=2233&d=1233078687

You use a degree wheel to set the angles... If you need specific measurements let me know,,, it's sitting right here in frony of me and I've got a pair of calipers handy!!!
Tom...
PS: Yeah you could machine a tool with permanent angles also... Just wouldn't be adjustable..

[pocket-rocket]

Wow, that one is shiny! Mine was painted black and I went over it with clear coat just to protect it even more.

[koolkustoms]

ok i used you pics to figure what i needed i go 6 degrees on each intake cam and exhaust cam or 3 degrees each way for each.i wil me making mine non adjustable as he says that ill be much easier for him as he doesnt know if he has the tolling to make adjustable ones. is there any interest in non adjustable ones we will gear up a cost when we get mine done

[walterdude]

A SHINY tool IS a happy tool!!! It was supposed to come with paint on it.... I even said he could paint it PINK or PURPLE!!! Don't know what happened.. One day I had a sheet of Emory Cloth sitting here and started messin' round... Oh, the things we do to fight boredom!!
Tom...

[koolkustoms]

can u measuer the distance between the 2 adjustable parts.i nd the size of the adjustavble parts pleaase thanks

[walterdude]

Sorry for the delay... Without getting too fancy it looks like the adjustable arms are 3.550" apart. The flats on the tool that contact the cam-flats look to be 2.0"... The adjuster arms are made from .5" steel stock. The stationary part is .5" aluminum,,, unfortunately. Some of these tools (another GB) were made of ALL aluminum,, guess those wore out fast... When the group buy started they were going to be made of ALL steel,,, the machinist thought all aluminum... In the end we were lucky to get at least the high wear parts made of steel... And it took a LONNNNG time,,, many months..
Well good luck with this and post PICs!!
Tom...

[pocket-rocket]

I'm not sure which version I have. Time to bust out the magnet, I guess. Worst case I hit my machinist friend up since mine has hardly been used at all and pretty much has 0 wear on it since the only timing job I did I set stock.

[koolkustoms]

we got something drawn up so ill post pics when he gets it made up