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Re: Timing on New Engine?



I have heard many times , not to run an engine without exhaust manifolds, as when shut off, cool air could warp the valves. I tend to believe that....................MO

{Steve Mick}
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Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 11:08 PM
Subject: Timing on New Engine?

I am finally trying to get my 318 poly engine started after a full rebuild, and am not sure that I have the distributor dialed in close enough to get it firing.  Definitely getting fuel and spark, as it has backfired through the carb and out the exhaust manifold (no exhaust on it right now, as the old exhaust was toast). 
 
Nice flame through the carb, and out the exhaust manifold, but no sign that it is going to start.  Tried to see if I could use the timing light, but could not find the timing tab (maybe they left it off or lost it?).  I can see the timing mark on the damper, but without a timing tab, doesn't seem to be much help.  Tried moving the distributor, but not really successful.  Might be 180 degrees out?
 
Engine is a newly-rebuilt 318 poly, new 4bbl Edelbrock Performance carb, factory iron intake/exhaust.
 
Thoughts?  Really wanted to get it going before the cold came through, but it's rolling into Ohio tonight.
 
Larry (Akron)
 

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