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dmarr35 07-20-2019 02:48 PM

1969 427 timing chain distributor question
 
I am replacing the cam on a 1969 427 the question I have is after lining up the gears at 6 oclock cam and 12 oclock crank I bring the cam gear to 12 oclock that puts the number 1 cylinder at compression when I install my distributor do I set it at pointing at 1 or do I set gears at 6 and 12 and set pointing to 1? Thank You for the advice

bbbentley 07-20-2019 05:42 PM

Should be one complete revolution of the crank, which would put the crank dot back @ 12:00 and cam gear dot at 12:00. Both rocker arms on the #1 lh front ( referenced from sitting in drivers seat), should be in the up ( valves closed ) position. Distributor pointing to # 1
Like you said, the compression stroke

1971ls6 07-21-2019 01:39 AM

#1 on the cap, not physically the front left #1 cylinder

Plowman 07-21-2019 03:59 AM

Yes that is good or first post put it in on#6 on cap too. The two dots together drop in #6 cap too,if that helps.

dmarr35 07-21-2019 11:54 PM

Yes Thank You

earntaz 07-22-2019 12:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Plowman (Post 1456056)
Yes that is good or first post put it in on#6 on cap too. The two dots together drop in #6 cap too,if that helps.

yup -- the infamous "180 out" ...


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