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I've torn down two 8BA style engines and they have different thrust gears.
If I'm looking at the timing dot on the crank gear, which way does the gear tooth angle as it runs towards the back, left or right, for a forward thrust gear? |
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Here is both gears.
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JSeery has the evidence above. Most likely, the one you found to be early style was running an early cam. DD
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Thanks, looks like the 8BA tooth angles off the the right.
They both had EA cams in them with side mounted distributors. |
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It really doesn't make any differance which set you use.
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