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Username Post: 52' Wagon Rear End Question
soaringeagle 
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Loc: Denver, Colorado
Reg: 02-12-06
08-04-12 09:11 AM - Post#2255622    
    In response to eplantage

Your welcome, always an honor to serve. :D And I meant to ask but forgot to before. With a 216 flywheel on a 235 engine, would this throw me off when trying to time the engine? As in are the timing marks on a 216 flywheel the same as the 235 one?

Edited by soaringeagle on 08-04-12 09:14 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.
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