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Old 11-29-2005, 08:48 PM
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Not a problem, glad I could help. Now get that thang on the road
Old 11-29-2005, 08:54 PM
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hahahaha no ****...work and school are killing my time workin on the car.
Old 11-29-2005, 09:03 PM
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I feel your pain, my car's been under the knife since March. Should be done any day now.
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Thats cool. March though...Jesus.

Basically all I am waiting on is the heads and cam that should of been shipped out a week ago. I guess there CNC machine was down for a week and half or something like that. So they said I will recieve everything this week...I hope I will atleast so I get all this **** done during this weekend.
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Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
I know, right. How dare I give someone the information that they specifically asked for and could also be useful in the future. I mean, this site is obviously about keeping people uninformed about their mods. Sometimes I'm just so selfish trying to help people learn .
Yep it was good basic info but it didnt really pertain to kpower82 and he seems confused as it was. Wasn't trying to dis you but a direct answer would have been nice. All that was asked was should I have lined the dots up in the first place.. from there you go into advancing and retarding and cornfuse kpowr82 into asking or thinking

"I've got the torquer II on a 112+2, does that mean I should have retarded the cam 2 degrees?"

telling him +2 has already been ground in unless you bought an adjustable setup it doesnt pertain to your instal. Just go dot to dot straight up.

Sorry I dont mean to be a dick about it but I tried to follow this thread and it was like just answer the damn question already. Extra info is always appreciated, dont get me wrong but answer the freaking question first and then educate further if you feel the need. Ya I know I'm a dick for being a critic. Ya I'll shut up, now.
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One last thing I want to be a 100% sure on. I should install the MS3 dot to dot correct?
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Short answer: yes.
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Originally Posted by Lithium
One last thing I want to be a 100% sure on. I should install the MS3 dot to dot correct?
With cylinder 1 at TDC. YES
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Ok not to make more confusion, but those of you have installed a cam did not degree it during installation. I'm an old school Carb guy and new to the LSX motors but I would have thought that it would be prudent to make sure the cam is timed as the Manf. said it was???
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Originally Posted by cslithergo
Ok not to make more confusion, but those of you have installed a cam did not degree it during installation. I'm an old school Carb guy and new to the LSX motors but I would have thought that it would be prudent to make sure the cam is timed as the Manf. said it was???
That's what dot-to-dot is... setting it up to the manufacturer's specs. Yes, you can degree it if you want but it is not absolutely necessary.
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Awesome! thanks again guys.
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Originally Posted by radkon
With cylinder 1 at TDC. YES
Not to be a smart ***, but wouldn't it be impossible to have the crank dot at 12 and not have the #1 cylinder at TDC?
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if your #1 connecting rod is broken..... duh








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