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Re: Carb problem at track [Re: 70satelliteguy] #2927214
05/27/21 11:58 AM
05/27/21 11:58 AM
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Here is a thread that contains a few possible answers.

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthread...07/re-idle-tuning-issue.html#Post2924307


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Re: Carb problem at track [Re: carnut68] #2927228
05/27/21 12:54 PM
05/27/21 12:54 PM
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Cab I will try backing down the timing a little.
It is a MSD distributor. I haven't checked the timing in gear I will do that. not sure what the initial timing is i put the strongest spring in the dist to limit the advance. Fuel pressure is set at 6.5 psi.
I use a MSD timing light

Re: Carb problem at track [Re: 727specialist] #2927464
05/27/21 10:19 PM
05/27/21 10:19 PM
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Try using the weakest springs you can get in there up scope twocents
I use the Mr. Gasket 925B spring kits in most of the Mopar distributors I use in Hi Po street and race only cars, I shorten up the advance slots so I have between 14 to 18 degrees at a low idle RPM and all the timing in before 2000 RPM. I really concentrate on having no more than 34 to 36 degrees total timing, higher altitude use 36, lower, below 2000 FT above sea level, I use 34 total up
I also verify my timing tab and balancers when assembling the motors to make sure I'm getting what I see with the timing light and timing marks wrench thumbs

Last edited by Cab_Burge; 05/27/21 10:20 PM.

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