Subject	Since there is such a variation in the quality of
Posted by	Boosted_One (SoCal) on May 13, 2003 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	This is what I did after I broke the stop bolt posted by Keith58 on May 13, 2003 at 10:41 AM
Message	clothes pin clamps....it might be a better idea just to go to Home depot or Sears and get stronger clamps.....they are still pretty cheap and less likely to not have the tension that is needed. I have had a cam rotate pretty abrupty, and depending on the type of clothes hanger, it might not hold the cam sprocket in place. The ones I saw in Sears were only $1.99 a piece. Another substitute that might already be in your tool box is to use vise grips to hold the two sprockets in place by clamping them together side to side. Just be careful with the amount of clamping force as I suppose you could damage cam journals if you clamped them real hard.
Follow Ups	TIPS&TRICKS-How to set timing belt and adjust tension. - Buzz 09:56:33 05/13/03 VTF! (n/m) - spicyZ 10:00:27 05/13/03 no pics, red Xs (n/m) - AvailPunk9 10:03:34 05/13/03 This is what I did after I broke the stop bolt - Keith58 10:41:06 05/13/03 Since there is such a variation in the quality of - Boosted_One (SoCal) 11:22:18 05/13/03 I'll do you one better...... - z32ttvert (mwsmith) 15:15:13 05/13/03 I agree on the stop bolt. - GlockZTT 23:54:33 05/13/03
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