Re: chain slop

[tom hecht <baddd65@xxxxxxxxx>]

this is probably not the problem in your case, but,
i had a 69 440 that jumped all over when timing it.
with similar distributor issues, the car had 
gear-drive timing, so that was no concern, it all
seemed like an electronic issue.
well it was a bad harmonic balancer, i am not sure how
you could visually check that, but i found out about
6000 rpm and several pieces of balancer ring later,
that was my problem. a very dented k-frame, but mostly
lucky not to have a hole in the hood or fenders.

needless to say, if the timing is not stable, my first
check is a new or different balancer.

tom
65 satellite




--- Robert neal zimmerman
<northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


> 
> then again isnt another sign of a worn chain is that
> your timing marks
> will be hopping all over the place?
>    neal zimmerman, eugene oregon
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