kristain sent me 1.3 cams with the shims should be straight swap he sed is that right am going take the cams out and put my 1.0 back in and see what happens then should i do that?
oh and i have no spark going thro my spark plugs i took hd lead off and put plug in it there was no spark when started it?
sounds to me like the distributer is not turning around. i bet the little thing that slots into the exhaust cam was not properly re-inserted and snapped off
the little thing is still on it i will have a go at taking the cams off see if owt is damaged. is there anyway i can save the timing chain from tuning when i take cams off?
going by the photo, yes miles out!
at tdc in and exh lobes should be sort of facing each other but also opening the valves about 1mm each on cylinder 1 or4
for what you would of gained it aint worth it in my oppinion. should of just put a1.3 engine and box and other stuff you need. less hassle just a bit more work
the cam base radius,s are very uniform, so just swapping cams "usually" gives no problems with valve clearance.
but valve stem hights can be quite random so mixing shims can b###er up the clearances so be carefull.
theres a guide on cisco micra.
you should end up with exh lobe just about to touch the shim at about 20 deg atdc and inl lobe just about to touch the shim at about 20 deg btdc.