 2.0 Type IV w/ Weber 40 IDF timing, 2.0 GA heads, Weber 40 IDF, Web-Cam Hydraulic+carb Grind w/ Hydraulic lifters |
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| AE354803 |
 Sep 19 2012, 09:44 AM
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The motor is a GC type IV case with early NOS 2.0 GA heads and Weber 40 IDF carbs. The PO installed a Web-Cam hydraulic + carb grind with hydraulic lifters.
I doubt that the correct timing for it is the stock timing given it is carbs instead of fuel injection. Right now I've just been turning it until it appears to be running best and taking it for a drive, any idea what the best timing might be? Andy |
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AE354803 2.0 Type IV w/ Weber 40 IDF timing Sep 19 2012, 09:44 AM
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