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Date Posted: 19:28:46 08/01/03 Fri
Author: Alan
Author Host/IP: cache-dl06.proxy.aol.com / 205.188.209.42
Subject: Re: 4 cyl chris craft engine
In reply to: cushing craft 's message, "4 cyl chris craft engine" on 12:18:54 06/30/03 Mon

Chris Craft did have a 4 cylinder engine (A or B) but it wasn't a chevy it was a Herculese block. Perhaps your boat was repowered? I would do some checking.

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[> [> Re: 4 cyl chris craft engine -- Tom Snyder, 13:08:31 02/20/04 Fri (cache-mtc-af04.proxy.aol.com/64.12.96.105)

I have a 4 cyl. chris craft engine made by GM. 1986 Cavalier
Can anyone tell my what degree the timing should be set?

Thanks

Tom Snyder

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