Re: Timing Belts

[Allan Jones <ampj@tiac.net>]

> >>Bummer. I knew there _had_ to be an advantage to the 8.5:1 2.2 in my '87
> >>4kq--it's non-interference! ;-)

> >So I went on my way thinking "I'll just wait and see what happens and when
> it rolls to the side of the road I'll change the belt." When the water 
> >Bob Cummings
> >87 Coupe GT 110k

	This got me thinking...Is my KX(2.2 liter I-5 10 valve N/A engine) in
my '86 CGT an engine that will survive a timing belt mishap or not? I am
worried since I have not had my timing belt done(and cannot afford it
for a short while). If my mind could be put to ease with the knowledge
that all will be O.K. if the belt snaps before I can have it done, I
will be able to drive worry-free again! So to worry, or not to worry?!??
			Thanks all, Allan