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03-27-2005, 08:30 PM
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Re: timing chain/dowel pin question
I would just use the one that fits the best. All the way into the cam and is even with or sticks out a little on the cam sprocket. I did leave the mechanical eccentric in on mine ('66), so if anyone ever wanted to use a mechanical fuel pump, they still could. If the long pin is not so long as to hit the timing chain cover, I don't see a problem with the longer pin.
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