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Setup of timing style 1930 120-130

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posted by  matt b on  Thu May 27 08:13 CST 2004
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I personally wish Volvo would have provided a manual lever adjustment for timing... I wish Jaguar woulda still used one in '53 too... hard to get the timing right on that one... no timing marks except one on the flywheel at 5 degrees bofore tdc. Of course, there's only a tiny window to look though, so its next to impossible to get the proper timing...

That slide show definitely give me some ideas as to exactly how to do it right... thanks for posting it!

-matt






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