S Shelbycsx Senior Member Aug 31, 2024 #1 How old is this timing gear? Attachments 33135.jpg 77.4 KB · Views: 194
J jb-ob Well-known member Sep 1, 2024 #4 I remember them from the 1970's but not who sold them. They came in standard size or 5 or 10 over to be used with a worn crank gear. From your photo, I'd be concerned about the camshaft pin 'fitment'.
I remember them from the 1970's but not who sold them. They came in standard size or 5 or 10 over to be used with a worn crank gear. From your photo, I'd be concerned about the camshaft pin 'fitment'.
Ordsgt Senior Member Sep 1, 2024 #5 That also appears to be a "macerated" gear instead of laminated which is superior to the macerated. I would call it a conversation piece and not use it
That also appears to be a "macerated" gear instead of laminated which is superior to the macerated. I would call it a conversation piece and not use it
W WHN Well-known member Aug 17, 2026 #8 I would put it in your part box. I do however think it could be used.
old ugly Well-known member Aug 18, 2026 #9 i would not use it. the locating dowel holes look stretched to me. almost like someone tried to put it on at 180deg.
i would not use it. the locating dowel holes look stretched to me. almost like someone tried to put it on at 180deg.
