Originally Posted By SomeCarGuy
If the rotor doesnt reach the terminal sooner, how does the timing advance?
Correct, the reluctor tooth reaches the magnet sooner cuz the weights/springs/slots are rotating the reluctor forward (in relation to the dist lower shaft) (CW in a SB) so it reaches the magnet sooner and when it does (sooner) the rotor tip (RP) will be in the same position. hold it in your hand or clamp it in a vise & you'll see (I just did it again in the kitchen). It IS a strange deal cuz it dont make sense, take 5 minutes and you'll see. EDIT Mr P I just saw your last post, we're good, I'll hang loose bro. RR. MORE EDIT, to me its kind of like an illusion or magic trick that does not make sense till you grab a dist & try it (I never woulda figured out the how and why of it till this came up but that's a good thing).

Last edited by RapidRobert; 03/17/16 12:32 AM.

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