Determining engine timing...
#1
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Does anyone have a picture of a circle that is divided in 360 segments that can be used to determine engine timing...
I've been trying to figure it out with a CAD program, but I'm not really into that stuff, so I haven't had any luck so far...
Maybe there are some CAD drawers out there that can make one up for me? It can't be a lot of work, you just have to know how...
I could always make one by hand, but I like the clean look of something that came out of the computer...
I was thinking of using a CD-ROM for a disc, so if there's someone out there that can draw me something...that's the size I'm looking for...
Thanks.
I've been trying to figure it out with a CAD program, but I'm not really into that stuff, so I haven't had any luck so far...
Maybe there are some CAD drawers out there that can make one up for me? It can't be a lot of work, you just have to know how...
I could always make one by hand, but I like the clean look of something that came out of the computer...

I was thinking of using a CD-ROM for a disc, so if there's someone out there that can draw me something...that's the size I'm looking for...
Thanks.
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The easy way is to go to any school supply shop or similar and just buy a clear plastic 360 degree protractor. Drill a 1/4" hole in the centre and just bolt it on.
#3
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Yeah, I've been looking for that... so far I've only found the 180° version... Of course the local shop isn't that well stocked.
I may have to expand my search...
I even searched the web for a clear picture of a cam degreeing tool that the car guys use...but there's always some sucker that has his hand in front of it...
I may have to expand my search...
I even searched the web for a clear picture of a cam degreeing tool that the car guys use...but there's always some sucker that has his hand in front of it...
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