dot to dot, am I there (ls2 timing set)?
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Looks good to me!
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Looks good to me. Just make sure you're on the intake stroke TDC & not the exhaust stroke TDC. Also, can get rid of the slack w/ a chain dampner. I know that GM Pace performance sells them & probably Tech sponsors, as well. A dampner will also eliminate chain snap.
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Cam 6, Crank 12 = Intake TDC
Cam 12, Crank 12= Exhaust TDC
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[QUOTE=01ssreda4;12497541]With no timing chain, the crank has no intake or exhaust TDC. The difference between intake and exhaust TDC is the cam, not the crank.
So, why assume that I meant otherwise?
So, why assume that I meant otherwise?
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Well the chain is already attached and there is a picture in the opening post......Jeez, its like talking to a fence post.