timing set
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timing set
1986 f350 dually. 460
Looking to replace cam and timing set. I have a Rv cam. Are all timing sets equal? Might as well do waterpump too; what else?
130k no smoke fair power and mileage.
Looking to replace cam and timing set. I have a Rv cam. Are all timing sets equal? Might as well do waterpump too; what else?
130k no smoke fair power and mileage.
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From: BC Cana'duh
I used a Cloyes 9-1122 which is a true straight-up set.After '72 BBF had 8 deg. retard at straight up to meet emission standards.That set also has three keyways to advance, retard or straight up(0 degrees) install.
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The 9-1122 street true roller timing set is popular, inexpensive and long lasting.
I've had one in my truck ever since I had to change out the retarded nylon toothed hy-vo factory set that came in my truck @ 60k miles.
Do install it straight up (dot on tooth directly above keyway)
Your truck will thank you!
An even cheaper option is a direct replacement single roller set for the '88 and on FI engines.
(They didn't have any retard built in)
I've had one in my truck ever since I had to change out the retarded nylon toothed hy-vo factory set that came in my truck @ 60k miles.
Do install it straight up (dot on tooth directly above keyway)
Your truck will thank you!
An even cheaper option is a direct replacement single roller set for the '88 and on FI engines.
(They didn't have any retard built in)
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