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    Just observe the points through the two holes in the flywheel, and adjust through
    the holes. You might need to make a feeler gauge out of shim stock to fit through
    the flywheel hole better. You’ll have to go back and forth between the two holes
    adjusting, and checking the gap. Observe the points opening during a few
    revolutions afterward to make sure they’re only opening .020.

     

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