help ID a crank Lockwood racing motor is this a 094 crank stock

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  • July 17, 2017 at 3:55 am #61733
    garry-in-michigan
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      You change the timing with the magneto handle – just like service outboards. . . 😀

      Garry in Tampa

      July 17, 2017 at 1:55 pm #61743
      RICK EICHRODT
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        Like Garry said, you change the timing by moving the timing advance lever. The key way is cut to locate the cam in the flywheel to a relative position to when the motor will fire along with the coil heels in relationship to the magnets in the flywheel. The final timing is with the moved with the timer advance/retard lever. The key way is set to get everything into position to make it all work.

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