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Welcome to FordPinto.com, The home of the PCCA => General Help- Ask the Experts... => Topic started by: 80_2.3_ESS on October 18, 2012, 10:47:05 AM
Gathering the last of the parts for my 2.5L motor that I am building for my Pinto. One of the items I am adding is the round-tooth conversion kit for the timing belt, and adding an adjustable cam-gear.
For those of you who run the adjustable cam gear, what do you run for a cover? Do you adjust it with the cover off, set it, and then cover it? Did you cut-away the top portion of a factory cover to adjust with the cover on? Maybe bore a hole in the cover to access the gear with it on, while covering the belt itself?
Was thinking it would be cool to run a clear-plastic cover to show off the nicer gears and all, but don't think I've ever seen / heard of one before.
Any input would be much appreciated.
yep... got one with a hole cut out of the top and one with the top half cut off.....
When I get to installing mine, I will cut a circular hole where the adjustable gear is at. I have seen it done by others and think the look is pretty clean.
I like to cut cover in half just above timing indicator so I can always see cog belt condition. Fred :)