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I may have to look at the alignment on my system. I know the bottom pullet was off and its an after market dampner so I kind of expected some variation there and for me it's .080. I bought the little spacer that the for the dampner and the lower pulley and it did not help so I made my own .080 shim.
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Couple of questions on your CVF configuration:
1 - Do you have passenger or drivers side radiator hose on water pump?
2 - Does the standard location oil dip stick work?
3 - Is there any interference in seeing the timing mark indicator?
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KeithP wrote:
Couple of questions on your CVF configuration:
1 - Do you have passenger or drivers side radiator hose on water pump?
2 - Does the standard location oil dip stick work?
3 - Is there any interference in seeing the timing mark indicator?
Driver side lower hose
Dipstick location works great
There is absolutely NO WAY to see the timing marks. And I mean NO WAY.
I have 2,000 miles on it now. Everything seems to be working well. Did I mention you cannot see the damned timing marks?
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MS wrote:
KeithP wrote:
Couple of questions on your CVF configuration:
1 - Do you have passenger or drivers side radiator hose on water pump?
2 - Does the standard location oil dip stick work?
3 - Is there any interference in seeing the timing mark indicator?Driver side lower hose
Dipstick location works great
There is absolutely NO WAY to see the timing marks. And I mean NO WAY.
I have 2,000 miles on it now. Everything seems to be working well. Did I mention you cannot see the damned timing marks?
I hear 6sally6 now put a biggr cam and open the headers you dont need no timing marks thats for cissies......lol
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MS wrote:
KeithP wrote:
Couple of questions on your CVF configuration:
1 - Do you have passenger or drivers side radiator hose on water pump?
2 - Does the standard location oil dip stick work?
3 - Is there any interference in seeing the timing mark indicator?Driver side lower hose
Dipstick location works great
There is absolutely NO WAY to see the timing marks. And I mean NO WAY.
I have 2,000 miles on it now. Everything seems to be working well. Did I mention you cannot see the damned timing marks?
You can get a passenger side water pump. Would that make things better or worse?
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BILLY WALTON from GEORGIA wrote:
MS wrote:
KeithP wrote:
Couple of questions on your CVF configuration:
1 - Do you have passenger or drivers side radiator hose on water pump?
2 - Does the standard location oil dip stick work?
3 - Is there any interference in seeing the timing mark indicator?Driver side lower hose
Dipstick location works great
There is absolutely NO WAY to see the timing marks. And I mean NO WAY.
I have 2,000 miles on it now. Everything seems to be working well. Did I mention you cannot see the damned timing marks?I hear 6sally6 now put a biggr cam and open the headers you dont need no timing marks thats for cissies......lol
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I don’t think having option of timing pointer on the drivr side would make any difference in visibility.
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I also have a CVF set up, but I only have an alternator (no ac or ps) and I also can't see the timing pointer...the alternator is mounted low and right in the way. With my electric fan, I can sort of stick the timing light in from the front at about a 45 degree angle and can make it work, but it's a real PITA. If I had a mechanical fan, there's no way I could do it. I need to make a timing pointer for the D/S and set the timing from there.
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Guys that have the CVF Wraptor Serpentine System. Where did you mount the ignition coil?
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I never thought of that location. There certainly is limited space up top.
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On the engine test stand, I have the coil kind of in the same location as MS has it. Pretty sure it will find that location to be its permanent home once in the mustang.
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That was the only place I could figure out to mount it.
Now, what are you doing for timing pointer? Itbis impossible to see any timing marks with the engine in the car.
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MS wrote:
That was the only place I could figure out to mount it.
Now, what are you doing for timing pointer? Itbis impossible to see any timing marks with the engine in the car.
I don't have power steering, but I still can't see mine either. I figured I could use a mirror or my bore scope to see it.
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I plan to mount a pointer on the far passenger side, about crank level, and apply some new timing tape to align with it.
Just need proper “round tuit” to get it done.
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