timing pointer/ balancer marks.
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timing pointer/ balancer marks.
My timing marks don't line up at 0 degrees with the piston tdc.
Pro race brand balancer, used, but in real nice shape, doesn't look
like it slipped at all.
When I lined up the stock balancer with the keyway it looks to be dead on.
Looks to be about 10 degrees retarded according to the pointer with my new one.
Are there different pointers? Could this thing be stamped wrong?
Could modify my stock pointer if I had to.
Randy
Pro race brand balancer, used, but in real nice shape, doesn't look
like it slipped at all.
When I lined up the stock balancer with the keyway it looks to be dead on.
Looks to be about 10 degrees retarded according to the pointer with my new one.
Are there different pointers? Could this thing be stamped wrong?
Could modify my stock pointer if I had to.
Randy
rmk57- Posts : 176
Join date : 2010-05-29
Re: timing pointer/ balancer marks.
Just make your own zero mark at true TDC and yes I've had sfi balancers that were off by 2'' in the mark , i always use a piston stop and turn it over till it touches and make a mark then turn it over the opposite way till it touches again and mark it , in the middle of your marks is true TDC . I melted pistons with nitrous once on a small block because of that and because i was so sure the marks had to be right seeing how i bought a nice sfi unit , well that was a hard lesson to learn especially on a brand new motor on test day.
nuclearcobra- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Join date : 2009-08-16
Location : Delaware Coast
Re: timing pointer/ balancer marks.
Its a short block and I'm using a dial indicator for TDC.
I'm going to modify the pointer to make it right.
I'm going to modify the pointer to make it right.
rmk57- Posts : 176
Join date : 2010-05-29
Re: timing pointer/ balancer marks.
once a dampner slips, and moves they don't just stop ( unless lucky ), if its all ready moved who's to say it wont move again?
better buy extra pistons
better buy extra pistons
BOSS 429- Posts : 2372
Join date : 2009-08-10
Location : Ill
Re: timing pointer/ balancer marks.
BOSS 429 wrote:once a dampner slips, and moves they don't just stop ( unless lucky ), if its all ready moved who's to say it wont move again?
better buy extra pistons
Agree you have to check every thing
the Coug- Posts : 3055
Join date : 2008-12-02
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