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#9293 08/23/2003 5:19 AM
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STILL CAN'T FIND TIMING MARKS---->
1956 GMC 302 6-CYL.
ANY INFO WOULD BE HELPFUL.


Heavy metal worker--up to 4-inch plate.... If you can't cut it, burn it!
#9294 08/23/2003 6:10 PM
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I forgot to mention, make sure your dwell (point gap) is set first, as well as idle speed (you may have to adjust it again after the dwell and timing are dialed-in).

Metal worker, huh? Cool........I miss the smell of burning steel........Nothing like a "gas axe" cool smile


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