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messix
there is no indent, no scribe, no cast in marks any where!

wtf!!!!!!!!! so i get it to tdc on the dizzy,[ i think] and push the car i little and i find about an inch of black on the impeller with a blade centered on it. did i find my 7.5% time mark?

so anyway i calked the blade and timed it on that. seems to run ok.


fire away!
Mueller
there should be a mark on the flywheel as well for referance....

go check out the tech article @ Pelican on timing...they show a template that'll give you a good idea where to look and how to mark it....
messix
QUOTE(Mueller @ Jun 1 2006, 09:08 PM) *

there should be a mark on the flywheel as well for referance....

go check out the tech article @ Pelican on timing...they show a template that'll give you a good idea where to look and how to mark it....

yeah i did. not much help. no mark at tdc or 7.5%.
messix
ok so i read the timing for carbs tech and it mentions that the marks are tucked up on the back of the impeller? now does that make sense?
Mueller
QUOTE(messix @ Jun 1 2006, 09:10 PM) *

QUOTE(Mueller @ Jun 1 2006, 09:08 PM) *

there should be a mark on the flywheel as well for referance....

go check out the tech article @ Pelican on timing...they show a template that'll give you a good idea where to look and how to mark it....

yeah i did. not much help. no mark at tdc or 7.5%.



that is why you print out the template, to make the TDC and 7.5° mark

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messix
no worrries just got done. used a mirror and adjustable timing light. i had it at about 20%.

had to readjust idle also.
Porsche Rescue
This might help for next time.
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