C-85-12 Timing
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Re: C-85-12 Timing
The cylinders fire every 180 degrees, so, there's no reason you can't time it on the top split, either.
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Re: C-85-12 Timing
Good reference and bedtime reading is "Sky Ranch Engine Manual."