A correct piston stop has an adjustable bolt through the center to accommodate for piston dwell time as it can still be a factor if you are not at the apex of the upstroke.
Realistically, unless you are verifying cam specs or altering cam timing the dwell time I'ts a none issue. If tdc is that...
Just to eliminate confusion that is not possible on an A motor. The timing dimple is on the cam gear and requires two crank revolutions to get it to the timing pin hole. If the pin was on the crank it would be a different story.
Same here with exception of a family member having something I can drive.
Leaky throttle shafts on my carbs has me waiting for parts. Hopefully this will be the last gremlin for a while...
Man, I dig your Coupe.
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