quick question (counting cylinders)
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An easy way to know which cylinder is at TDC: Turn the engine over until the arrows on the cam gears are point straight up, straight down, left or right. If you are standing in front of the car, the cylinder that has the exhaust cam lobes pointing at you is at TDC. Adjust valves on that cylinder, then turn the engine over until the cams have turned 90 degrees. Again, the cylinder with the exhaust cam lobes pointing at you is at TDC. Good luck.
An easy way to know which cylinder is at TDC: Turn the engine over until the arrows on the cam gears are point straight up, straight down, left or right. If you are standing in front of the car, the cylinder that has the exhaust cam lobes pointing at you is at TDC. Adjust valves on that cylinder, then turn the engine over until the cams have turned 90 degrees. Again, the cylinder with the exhaust cam lobes pointing at you is at TDC. Good luck.
i wont have numbers yet. im only tuning to about 6500 rpm, i dont even have 1 mile on the motor yet. Im tuning again in the spring... i think im gonna go visit jeff evans.
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