What Dub said....
I used Bart's (nfpgasmask) timing belt how-to to replace my timing belt about a month ago and the instructions are spot on. Bart doesn't miss a step and the instructions are well written (the pictures help out a lot too).
Looks like your timing marks are all in the right place, but I'm curious as to why the belt would get tighter too.
Good luck.
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