Aftermarket timing marker pointer?
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Aftermarket timing marker pointer?
Have rebuilt engine in my garage on floor. One of the various versions of timing chain covers and harmonic balancers was used. I have a 6.75" diameter balancer and a timing chain cover with marker straight up at 12 o'clock. Here's my idea. Make another mark on the balancer or just buy a tape, put it on the balancer. Now, has anyone found a timing mark pointer that can bolt to the block that provides a reference point for the new balancer mark? Has anyone built one? How did u do it?
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There are a ton of aftemarket pointers that bolt right up to the timing cover for your application. Moroso has one specifically for the 6.75" balancer under part number 60110.
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While you're at it, buy a mechanical piston stop you screw into the #1 spark plug hole to find absolute TDC. Then glue on your balancer's timing tape. That pointer is adjustable to fine tune the 0* mark.
