Timing and cam install

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Re: Timing and cam install [Re: mlclark] #855857 01/03/08 05:42 AM

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theduker

Getting the Wheeling Fever

OK, tell me I am doing this correctly. The small mark on the dizzy shaft lines up with body of distributor. I notice that when I insert the dizzy into the head the distributor rotates as the dizzy gear engages the cam gear. This is ok??? or do I need to compensate and figure out how much to turn the dizzy before I insert it into the head so that it aligns up correctly when it engages the cam gear??

I hope this makes sense.

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Timing and cam install	theduker	12/29/07 06:13 AM
Re: Timing and cam install	mlclark	12/29/07 06:44 AM
Re: Timing and cam install	theduker	01/02/08 04:43 AM
Re: Timing and cam install	theduker	01/03/08 05:42 AM
Re: Timing and cam install	theduker	01/04/08 04:18 PM
Re: Timing and cam install	mlclark	01/04/08 06:21 PM
Re: Timing and cam install	theduker	01/13/08 04:19 AM

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