[Gixxaah1k]

I’m installing 07 1000 camshaft for my 05 1000 head intake, where does the offset camshaft pin need to be pointed, the same as the busa or opposite

 

[BillV]

I'm guessing it's the same but you ought to be able to check by eye. The pin offsets things by about 6 degrees. So the difference between installing it one way or the other is about 12 degrees. You ought to be able to compare the pin location relative to the cam lobe and install it so the offset pin matches what it is on the OEM cam.

The difference between the two positions ought to be big enough to confirm visually. All this assume that the K7 lobe is in the same location as the OEM. That's not exactly correct but close. The K7 intake opens 2 degrees later and closes 3 degrees earlier. So the lobe centers are in nearly the same position.

 

[Gixxaah1k]

I'm guessing it's the same but you ought to be able to check by eye. The pin offsets things by about 6 degrees. So the difference between installing it one way or the other is about 12 degrees. You ought to be able to compare the pin location relative to the cam lobe and install it so the offset pin matches what it is on the OEM cam.

The difference between the two positions ought to be big enough to confirm visually. All this assume that the K7 lobe is in the same location as the OEM. That's not exactly correct but close. The K7 intake opens 2 degrees later and closes 3 degrees earlier. So the lobe centers are in nearly the same position.

Thanks I figured it out the offset pin will actually be 180 degrees from how it is on the busa camshaft

 

[BillV]

The Busa doesn't matter. It's the difference between K7 and K5/K6 1000 that does.