I've had several timing sets like this one, Cloyes , that the upper cam gear was off a half a tooth, it would ailn straight up and down with any of the crank gear alignments marks. They were all off a half tooth work scope
If yours are that way move the cam gear clockwise so the cam dot is to the left of the crank gear looking at it from the front scope up
One tooth is right at 12 degrees so if you want use the 0 dot for no additional cam advance twocents The reason being some of those timing stes have two camshaft degrees advance built in a nd some don't shruggy
Same thing on the cams on built in advance shruggy
Good luck, you should be able to feel the difference on getting the cam dial in and advanced boogie grin
Let us know how it goes wrench


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