Advanced Engineering Tech - Cam timing question! What is my tolerance?

Ok so im degreeing my cam right now and i found it to be at 110.25* ICL. The cam is to be installed at 111* ICL per the cam card. Now i know there are times were you can have + or - 1*. Is this the case?
Any advice is appreciated
Thanks

You might loose a pound or two of torque at the bottom end and gain a HP or two at peak. There will be hardly any difference in my opinion. I assume that you don't have an adjustable timing set, so I'd button things up and move forward.

Steve

I do have the cloyes hex adjust timing set.. Just the adjustments on the cam gear it has little dots on the little hex adjuster and each mark is 2* and those are really small movements so im thinking im going to end up moving it to far since all i need is about a 3/4 - 1/2 a degree. So i figured i would ask around and get some opinions before i changed the timing. I also pmed pred z who specked the cam out.

dont worry about it, bolt it back up, the engine will never no the difference.

The hexadjust is really pretty easy to adjust. It's your choice. Do a little trial and error or button things up and move ahead.

Steve

+ or - 1 or 2 degrees sometimes will not show much of a difference. Button it up and call it a day. Thats very close

Run it. You may check it on a different cam lobe, and it will be more or less.

Run it. You may check it on a different cam lobe, and it will be more or less.

True dat. Even that's to say that sticking a cam in isn't always just a guess. One combo may work better one way another may not.