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No name on this head ..Anyone know who made this ??
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I don't know who made it but it looks like it is set up for two different distributors. With two different pin holes.
Mike
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Maybe that's how they advanced the timing??
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Well, instead of changing the position of the timing pin in the front timing gear cover. Joe K
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