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Post by ryno Fri Sep 27 2013, 21:38

what is the easiest way to time up this engine after removing the flywheel? thanks.Sad 

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Post by ryno Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:31

after fitting a new lead, plug and setting the points she is now running

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