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#520480 - 07/01/08 05:28 AM 1956 324 Timig Marks
Johnny Olds 98 Offline
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Hi,

Just tried to optimize and adjust the timing of my '56 98 and was wondering where the timing marks are. I checked the balancer for them, but without any success. I checked the shop manual but no pic or mention, where these marks are placed. I assume they should be located on the balancer as there is this spline reaching out of the block on the drivers side next to the balancer ...

Could someone therefore please post a pic of where they are hidden and how they do look like as I am afraid there is something quite essential missing.

Thanks a lot.
J

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#520517 - 07/01/08 09:19 AM Re: 1956 324 Timig Marks [Re: Johnny Olds 98]
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It, not they, is indeed on the balancer. The mark is a 1/4" wide notch cut into the back edge of the balancer outer rim. It doesen't go across the entire balancer rim. Very hard to see. The leading edge of the notch is 5 BTDC, the trailing edge is TDC. Reccomended timing is 5 BTDC.
Once you find the mark fill it with white or yellow paint.........Bob
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