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I think you can get pretty close if you know how to calculate degrees from stroke position. Measure the port opening distance from the squish band minus a common squish clearance for that model, then turn that measurement into degrees with some fancy circle math.
I'd like to learn how. I probably would have paid attention in math class if they taught how to find port engine timing this way instead of a general example on a graph with no real world application.
I have a FT 660 cylinder, the first I ported, and first I used a 90deg tool on transfers that I want to try improving with epoxy in the uppers, and see if I can make it sort of a quad port.
All the equations are given in A Bells book.