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Old 06-22-2025, 03:45 PM   #5
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Default Re: 8BA timing mark

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Originally Posted by tubman View Post
Perhaps #1 isn't #1 anymore. It's pretty easy to install the distributor a tooth or two off and make up for it by moving the wires a hole or two in the cap. The engine will run fine this way, but the original timing marks are way off.

#1 should be at 6 o'clock on an 8BA.
Could be possible as this engine was apart back about 1980 for a minor overhaul. Although #1 does appear to be at 6 o clock. I see at the Van Pelt page they recommend 2 degrees btdc for initial timing.
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