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Re: timing
[Re: TOMRR]
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10/10/09 11:07 PM
10/10/09 11:07 PM
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 5,314 Carstairs, Alberta, Canada
dave571
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 5,314
Carstairs, Alberta, Canada
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Iam have a bear of a time with the timing on my 440, When I unhook the vacuum from the distributor the engine seems to run fine , but when I hook it back up and bring up th RPM,S of the motor, it want to sputter and and back fire a little it,s a stock ELE Distributor Any Idears ???
First problem is You've got too much advance because you are using manifold vacuum instead of ported.
Second is likely, that As touched on by others, the distributor curve is likely not what you need for a perf motor. It all depends on cam, comp, weight, gear, tire, etc..
As a patch, you could set the max mechanical timing to 35 or so, and let the base fall where it does. Then hook up the vacuum advance to a ported source.
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