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Old 05-19-2003, 11:06 AM   #1
SmokinStangGT
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Smile Timing issues

Ok finnaly i got my head gaskets put back on and the car now is put back together! I have been trying to set the timing a couple of days and i am just playing around with the distributer and dont know really what to do becuse the distributor could be off a gear or so and i dont know how really to get this correct, should i take it to get it done or does anyone have anyother ideas? thanks!
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