what do u guys use a degree wheel to get 70 or 80 degrees andb not the 6 an1 or6an3 on the secondary please explain
6 - 1 gives you 70 degrees
6 - 2 gives you 80 degrees
6 - 3 gives you 90 degrees
Simply put, add the two numbers and multiply by 10 and that gives you the total number of degrees of preload you have put in your secondary.
6 - 2 gives you 80 degrees
6 - 3 gives you 90 degrees
Simply put, add the two numbers and multiply by 10 and that gives you the total number of degrees of preload you have put in your secondary.
mopar1rules
Active member
no degree wheel needed. leave them degree wheels to check port timing. simply just take the number of the 2 holes used, then add them together, and the multiply by 10. example.....hole 2 on clutch used and hole 6 on helix used.......2 + 6 = 8.....no multiply by 10 and you get 80 deg. understand?
mopar1rules
Active member
lol. mills just typed a few seconds faster than me. 