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Bob Carriere asked me to post these pics, they contain
tune up info that we can all use to get the most out of our engines, especially the Chevy sixes that are hard to time! Cheers Terry |
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I should mention this gauge is just a vacuum gauge,
but this does tell us how to tune with any vac gauge Terry |
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Hi Guys
In the past we have discussed the problems of using a timing light on Chevy Six - I've relocated the timing marks on my engines to a position that you can actually see. See earlier post http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...5&postcount=10 Part of thread http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ing#post141075 Simple and easy and makes timing much easier. Next time I'm checking the timing on one of the engines will have to try the vacuum gauge approach and see how it compares to timing light. Cheers Phil
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