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Old 02-03-2009, 11:27 AM
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I am getting ready to put my LS6 together for my jeep Wrangler and I think I have everything all figured out however setting the timing has me a little concerned. Can you try to answer a few questions for me?

Can I just use a base timing setting? Or because I have a cam in it do I need to make adjustments?

Point me in the right direction if you can. I bought a book that goes through a lengthy procedure for checking and setting timing after a complete rebuild however I am not doing a complete reuild.
I bought the motor complete but the original owner had some parts removed that he used for another he build.
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is it a EFI setup or a carburator engine?
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All you have to do is line the timing marks up. If you are using a stock timing set, there will be a dot on each timing gear. You will want to get those lined up perfectly. And I believe most aftermarket sets use numbers. So "0" would be like the "dots" on a stock set.




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