timing with tilton clutch
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timing with tilton clutch
hello everyone, i have a problem on my hands,
i have installed a tirlon twin disc clutch.... BUT.... i cant seem to time the motor, all you H22 fans know that you have to pull the bung on the gearbox housing to see the flywheel, well the tilton flywheel sits way far back and you cant really see it, o know there are timing marks on it cause i saw them when i looked at the flywheel! so HELP!!!!!!
this is posted in "forced induction" any help will do!
i have installed a tirlon twin disc clutch.... BUT.... i cant seem to time the motor, all you H22 fans know that you have to pull the bung on the gearbox housing to see the flywheel, well the tilton flywheel sits way far back and you cant really see it, o know there are timing marks on it cause i saw them when i looked at the flywheel! so HELP!!!!!!
this is posted in "forced induction" any help will do!
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Re: timing with tilton clutch (hyabusa hunter)
the timing marks should have been right next to the teeth for the starter. is there anyway you put the flywheel on or put the camshaft 180 off. if so you would want to use the #4 cylinder I believe to time.
put the motor so #1 piston is at tdc. (ether a screwdriver in the spark plug hole or the cam gear lines.) and rotate the motor by hand slowly to see if you can locate the marks.
if not try it 180 degrees out.
put the motor so #1 piston is at tdc. (ether a screwdriver in the spark plug hole or the cam gear lines.) and rotate the motor by hand slowly to see if you can locate the marks.
if not try it 180 degrees out.
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