Posted by trucker40 on October 16, 2008 at 14:44:40 from (69.154.19.215):
In Reply to: 70's chevy engines posted by Jim K on October 15, 2008 at 16:28:57:
To time a Chevy you would have to have an original pointer and an original harmonic balancer for that motor for that to work maybe.Then if its moved,which they do,you still cant go by the marks.You can mark it yourself after you find TDC.Once you get TDC marked you can set the timing with a light,just measure how far it is from TDC where the marks are at,then measure from your TDC mark to where the timing mark should be,take a small square or something and draw a line right there,take a hacksaw and cut a little line there,paint it white with whiteout or white paint and you are done unless it moves again.I just set a Chevy where it starts good when its warmed up,usually is not far off.
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