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Like you said, if the guy was sick, he could have missed it. Even healthy its an easy mistake to make with a multi-way timing set. That's the importance of keeping build notes and build sheets. If I get hit by a bus, there are notebooks in my shop and excel spreadsheets on my computer that show how my recent engines were done. Including the always popular cam degree results.
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I didn't get to visit his shop. The family was grieving and I'm a few hundred miles away. They sent a lot of stuff along with the car. I have a thick binder of all the notes. Nothing mentioned about timing. It looks like the job went well. |
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