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Re: New help with adjustable timing chain SB
[Re: 74_360_Cuda]
#754341
07/21/10 12:48 PM
07/21/10 12:48 PM
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Posts: 36,041 Lincoln Nebraska
RapidRobert
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Circle Track
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Lincoln Nebraska
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Some of those timing sets have an array of dots/ triangles/squares that can be confusing. Eyeball all that you have/location and holler back. I am assuming w this good of a set that he didn't need to use the MP offset keys but used the above marks to advance it
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Re: New help with adjustable timing chain SB
[Re: 5spdcuda]
#754344
07/21/10 08:03 PM
07/21/10 08:03 PM
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Posts: 1,458 oklahoma
forphorty
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Personally I would leave it alone. All chains stretch, cheap ones a lot. Good ones not so much, but they still stretch. By the time you get a few more miles on it, it will be at 106*. Besides there isn't all that much difference between 3:55 & 3:91.
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Re: New help with adjustable timing chain SB
[Re: forphorty]
#754345
07/21/10 11:33 PM
07/21/10 11:33 PM
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 387 Montreal PQ, Canada
74_360_Cuda
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Personally I would leave it alone. All chains stretch, cheap ones a lot. Good ones not so much, but they still stretch. By the time you get a few more miles on it, it will be at 106*. Besides there isn't all that much difference between 3:55 & 3:91.
Precious advice! I agree, I will leave it alone!
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