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Timing

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mattspyder

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Nov 2, 2004
del taco, Wisconsin
How does the timing look.
Do I still need to move them so the lines match up.
the way it looks they should line up pretty easy.
if I have to move the cams do I move the exhaust cam clockwise and the intake cam counter clockwise??

is the crank gear lined up right? (correction) I moved the crankgear so the little space in the trigger plate is lined up to the right.
 

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The cam gears are rotated 45* too far clockwise. But before you rotate them you might want to rotate the crank so that all 4 pistons are about midway down in the cylinder to keep the valves and pistons apart. Tom's write-up (the link I gave) is excellent.

Is it just me or does the thin plate behind the crank sprocket have two notches in it?
 
Ok so I did a little Paint work to see if I got it right
the two dowel pins in Yellow need to be straight up on top
then the marks in Green need to be aligned in the middle.
 

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