Setting timing to the exact degree.
07-21-07, 01:59 PM
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Setting timing to the exact degree.
I was wondering, if you wanted to advance the timing by say 4 degrees. How would you know how mucyh that is on the pulley?
My timing is advance to where my engine runs pretty much at its best but I have no idea exactly to what degree it is.
I was thinking of maybe using a protractor to mark the degrees on the pulley or can I not use that method?
For some reason I feel this is a very stupid question since I never see anyone else ask it.
My timing is advance to where my engine runs pretty much at its best but I have no idea exactly to what degree it is.
I was thinking of maybe using a protractor to mark the degrees on the pulley or can I not use that method?
For some reason I feel this is a very stupid question since I never see anyone else ask it.
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