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Originally Posted by steve25
Spend the extra coin on getting the biggest diameter wheel you can, especially since it sounds like it’s your first time using one.
It’s worth the added ease and accuratcy , and the latter is why you are doing this procedure in the first place!
Only put number 1 piston in if your at that point and you will have far better control of the crank rotation.
On a side note here, do you know how to rotate pictures on your phone or Ipad before you put them up to a web site, or is it your intention to have your car’s picture 90 degrees off?
It’s a easy 3 step process.
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thats my plan, at doing just one cylinder. i have 3 motors to put together, 462, 467, 406. you ate right, this is my first time cam degreeing. dot to dot always worked ok for me but i kinda want to go the extra mile since im still not in a huge hurry for a motor.
as for the picture, you hate it, i hate it everyone hates it but....the picture was oriented right when i loaded it...i dont know why this site flipped it...honrestly im gonna have to blame py for this lol.
edit: ill have guys know i dont take pics of the car sideways.....tgis site flips them....i spent 5 minutes flipping this pic around. if i pre flip it, it loads flipped. if i put it upright it goes flipped. i think i just got lucky this time
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