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Slotted Vertical ASAs & Timing Rods

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Posted by:
esperto96
on March 18, 2003 at 13:20:06

I have a 2002 autococker and a Sniper II kit. I was told by a fellow player that if I cut a slot out of the side of the ASA where my timing rod goes, I can save a lot of time by not messing with the timing when I switch between the semi and pump setups.
Before I do anything to my baby though I want to know if there are any special conisiderations before performing this mod. I saw that some of the custom cockers (DYE I think but am not sure) already come with the open slot instead of the holes & tube that the stock ASA comes with. But I'd rather do the mod myself (I've got a friend with all the necessary milling expertise and tools) rather than pay for another ASA.
So... anyone got some (preferably good) advice for me?

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Re: Slotted Vertical ASAs & Timing Rods Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 14:15:34 03/18/03 (0)

Re: Slotted Vertical ASAs & Timing Rods Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 14:04:10 03/18/03 (3)

Re: Slotted Vertical ASAs & Timing Rods Razorpb 16:03:58 03/18/03 (2)

Re: Slotted Vertical ASAs & Timing Rods esperto96 18:25:28 03/20/03 (1)

Re: Slotted Vertical ASAs & Timing Rods Razorpb 14:40:45 03/21/03 (0)

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: I have a 2002 autococker and a Sniper II kit. I was told by a fellow player that if I cut a slot out of the side of the ASA where my timing rod goes, I can save a lot of time by not messing with the timing when I switch between the semi and pump setups. : Before I do anything to my baby though I want to know if there are any special conisiderations before performing this mod. I saw that some of the custom cockers (DYE I think but am not sure) already come with the open slot instead of the holes & tube that the stock ASA comes with. But I'd rather do the mod myself (I've got a friend with all the necessary milling expertise and tools) rather than pay for another ASA. : So... anyone got some (preferably good) advice for me?

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