Hi John
I would (and have done several times) go through the unmarked procedure even
with marks present, you have more time than the guy on the production line
ever dreamt about, and you probably care more than he did! On one engine I
did the mark was out by 1/4 tooth, not blaming the factory, the bits may
have already been mixed up in the previous life of the car!
Better still get a vernier timing wheel and get it right, you will find that
there is usually a choice on stock stuff, run the cam a little bit advanced
or a little bit retarded, and I hate that 'couse I can never remember which
is preferable!
Graham.
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Gillis"
Subject: Cam/Crank wheel Q
> I have a NOS unmarked Cam wheel and a very good second hand crank
> wheel for my engine rebuild. Do I really need to go through the
> procedures in the workshop manual for un marked wheels to set up the
> valve timing or is it safe to just copy the position of the marks on
> the original wheels over to the new ones and use these to establish
> the correct layout.
> John
> --
> John Gillis
> 1954 TR2 TS3618. October 1954 (ground up)
> 2001 Kawasaki W650
> Trinity College
> Dublin,
> IRELAND.
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