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Re: Ignition Timing 440
[Re: Moparmedic440]
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09/30/09 10:25 AM
09/30/09 10:25 AM
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Sublime69
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I think they're set at 0 deg TDC for a stock engine, I think all the big blocks are.
1969 Dodge Superbee - Original plain jane green 318 Coronet now Sub-Lime, 383 4 speed clone.
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Re: Ignition Timing 440
[Re: Sublime69]
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09/30/09 03:09 PM
09/30/09 03:09 PM
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RapidRobert
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My 67 "Glenns" shows for 67 if no CAP (cleaner air package) (all) 440's timing is 12.5 BTDC. With CAP TDC if a stick and 5BTDC if auto. 68's may be (& very probably are) different. I'm assuming a stock 440 & 10 BTDC is a good ballpark initial & if doesn't ping your fine.
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Re: Ignition Timing 440
[Re: dynorad]
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10/01/09 01:07 AM
10/01/09 01:07 AM
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dave571
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Set your total timing to 34-36 and let the idle timing fall where it may.
This is the best way, for a quick set up.
Then no risk of too much timing etc.
Depending on the rest of the combo, you might want to make some changes to dist springs, slots etc..
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Re: Ignition Timing 440
[Re: dynorad]
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10/01/09 01:32 AM
10/01/09 01:32 AM
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DaytonaTurbo
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Quote:
Set your total timing to 34-36 and let the idle timing fall where it may.
Depends, some distributors have so much initial timing built into them if you do this you end up with 0* initial and some combos won't even want to fire up with that little spark.
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