timing marks

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tony.mon
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Re: timing marks

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Yes, as there's a wasted spark on the ignition system.
So assuming that you timed one cylinder out 180 crankshaft degrees, then timed the second cylinder 180 degrees out also it would still run ok.

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Re: timing marks

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Does anybody know if a 94 cbr600 flywheel fits to Storm sprag clutch,save a bit of machining?
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Re: timing marks

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it might fit but you will need to keep the original for the timing marks.
you may have to fit the stator as well.... tbh id be surprised if it fits but you never know.

is it to make it lighter???? if so have a look at the 'lightened flywheel' thread for machining dimensions.
over 2lb lighter and you keep the timing marks.
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Re: timing marks

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just to up date this
when i removed the flywheel today i found this
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it explains why my timing marks were out .
the woodruff key has sheared in half allowing the flywheel to rotate on the crank :thumbdown:
new key fitted and the lighter flywheel to :D
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Re: timing marks

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Use a metalruff key next time.
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Lol is that better than a woodie


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Re: timing marks

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thats what happens when the nut isnt tightened properly

lucky you didnt wreck the stator. :Ball Kick:
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I know and I've done 4400 miles since I had it
The po bodged a lot of things on it I hope that's the last of them


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