roush 97 said:I wanna advance my timing a few degrees. Is it clockwise, or counterclockwise?
roush 97 said:I figured it out, I thought clockwise to advance, but Haynes Manual said the opposite.
if i had your mods and no doubt they cost you a bit of cash then for the protection of my engine i would buy or borrow a timing light and get the timing dead on. i am not saying you don't have a good ear but timing lights were invented for a reason.snoboardcore said:i timed mine by ear. I kept adding timing till it sounded right then took it out and would bring the rmps up to 6 slowly and see if it broke up anywhere and when it did i would then retarded it some.
I do the same about asking questions I know the answer to, as well.Camman said:Hissin, I have only once timed a car by ear, and that was in school during my driveability 3 final. But it was a chevy 350 hei, and all we had to do was stab it and time it without a light. I nailed it, but it was a 350 lol. ne way, the first time I ever timed a car was with a light, and I have never been without one so the need hasnt arrisen. I know tho that I would never ever let a car I worked on go without verifying with a light. Shoot, I still ask questions for things I already know the anser too, just good to have that second reassuring thing ya know
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