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Re: Timing a 200
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Posted by TomH on April 29, 2002 at 18:00:45 from (206.101.85.92):
In Reply to: Timing a 200 posted by jtwaldo on April 29, 2002 at 12:37:38:
Yes, the pointer and mark on the pulley line up when the points open and deliver the spark to #1. You can get pretty close by watching the points as you turn the distributor. But get a timing light, they don't cost much and are great fun to watch as you adjust the distributor (it helps to rub some chalk or white paint into the pulley mark).
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