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Re: Any Way To Cheat And Find The Right Timing Tab?

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Originally Posted by Killer Bee

OE Corvette in the 50's

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Originally Posted by jocko

Interesting, learn something new every day. Looks like they were used on the whole timing cover.

I am in the same boat jocko.

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Originally Posted by BRL

I did place them on the whole cover, really don't need a whole lot of force to tighten up the tin timing cover, just like OE tin valve covers, if you over torque the bolts you stand a good chance of warping them and having a leak.

I agree that many a pan has been warped due to over tightening of fasteners. Good way to put your over tightening in check!

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