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Re: Timing a shocker

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Posted by Seitenschneider on June 11, 2002 at 06:19:14:

In Reply to: Timing a shocker posted by Michael on June 09, 2002 at 12:59:51:

Well it is nor hard to time, as soon as you understand what parameters you change.
You will find detailed instructions on www.smartparts.com or www.smartpartseurope.com. In general I think that timing the older style DS boards ist easier than timing the new LS boards.
BTW timing a cocker is not hard at all ;)
CU on the field
Olli

: How often do you have to time a shocker? I ask this b/c of my bad experience with cockers. The timing of the one I owned would go off all the time, it would break paint in the chamber and become a nightmare to clean.

: Also, does the shocker manual describe the process to time it?

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: Well it is nor hard to time, as soon as you understand what parameters you change. : You will find detailed instructions on www.smartparts.com or www.smartpartseurope.com. In general I think that timing the older style DS boards ist easier than timing the new LS boards. : BTW timing a cocker is not hard at all ;) : CU on the field : Olli : : How often do you have to time a shocker? I ask this b/c of my bad experience with cockers. The timing of the one I owned would go off all the time, it would break paint in the chamber and become a nightmare to clean. : : Also, does the shocker manual describe the process to time it?

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