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Success! I'd think you'd want the secondary blades vertical at WOT for max flow. At 15 deg initial sure doesn't sound like retarded timing is opening the blades to far past a "square". With adequate initial (like we have here) I've never seen that problem. I'm wondering if it's blade/slot wrong phasing if the transition slot was machined wrong but that seems like a stretch & I'm a firm believer in K.I.S.S. but also the secondary link is bent wrong for it not to be wide open so... Wish I had my eddy that I just let go so I could check it out. If you need a 750 rpm idle & will have vacuum you may likely have to tune it starting with using manifold instead of ported vacuum to set your initial then cap it to set the total (slots) then mix/match springs staying just under pinging at WOT




Right, I would think that the secondaries need to be nearly open along with the primaries but I haven't a clue as to how that can be adjusted. So I'm not going to worry about it right now.

The transition slot..... I think where the vacuum reading is near 0"Hg I've probably got a 'square' transition slot showing under the throttle. However that throttle position apparently isn't enough to give me 750rpm- at least not without setting my initial timing to some extreme amount.

So it sounds like my next step is to instead use the manifold port on the distributor for my initial advance (so I would adjust the initial timing on the distributor WITH the vacuum connected), then adjust the springs in the centrifugal advance to set the max advance?


'69 Dodge Charger R/T