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Inner Sprockets / Adjustment Flange

Same post as on used parts Forum. Looking for one inner sprocket or Adjustment Flange. I have seen them identified both ways. For a 72 911 T engine

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inners??like timing chain?? can be bought new ...Flange?? do not understand...need more info
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Wayne,

Excuse my newbie ignorance, but I really am having one heck of a time understanding this cam timing process. I also have broken two teeth off of the inner sprockets while trying to get the left side timed.

( bear in mind that I have never rebuilt an engine before) Appreciate any assistance.
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mabe you could say how you did that as it should not take that much force to turn the cam(s) unless your up against a piston......
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Something is seriously wrong if you are somehow breaking teeth off of your timing gears.
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Wayne,

Excuse my newbie ignorance, but I really am having one heck of a time understanding this cam timing process. I also have broken two teeth off of the inner sprockets while trying to get the left side timed.

( bear in mind that I have never rebuilt an engine before) Appreciate any assistance.
I'm not sure I could break the teeth even if I tried. Silly question, but do you have a copy of the Engine Rebuild book?

-Wayne

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