By MoonShadow - 17 Years Ago
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Is this pointer really a Y-block item? Did some come like this or just single points? Chuck in NH 
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By charliemccraney - 17 Years Ago
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I think my truck had that kind of pointer when I got it. I don't remember so many points, though. Now the truck was an I6 off of the assembly line so I have no clue where the engine came from. It had C0AE heads and the large base 2bbl manifold so it may have been out of something late '59 to '64.
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By pegleg - 17 Years Ago
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Chuck, See if there's any kind of a part number stamped on it anywhere.
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By 46yblock - 17 Years Ago
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My engine has a multiple pointer, but it doesnt look anything like the one in the pic, having only one right angle instead of the three shown. It has 4 points for 0,3,6 and 10 degrees. The damper also has factory timing marks up to 10 degrees, so, if I dont get mixed up the advance vs. rpm can be figured up to 20 degrees. No idea where exactly it came from.
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By MoonShadow - 17 Years Ago
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With my old eyes I'd like to have a complete pointer like the picture. Looking at the bolt pattern I don't think this will bolt on a Y-Block. Might be SB Ford? Chuck in NH
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By Ted - 17 Years Ago
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Chuck. You just gotta get out more. The pictured pointer is for a scrub.
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By MoonShadow - 17 Years Ago
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Thanks Ted. But even when I'm out I don't look at scrubs! I thought it was. Did any of the Y-Blocks have a similar pointer? Chuck in NH
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By 46yblock - 17 Years Ago
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The timing pointer I mentioned probably came from a 1960 car which I pulled the motor on way back.
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By MoonShadow - 17 Years Ago
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Anything made by GM but specificaly Che*y's. It a Jerry Christiansen(?) thing that has caught on across the Y-Block community. Chuck in NH
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