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    timing on 327

     



    what should the timing be on a 327 it is in a 67 camaro

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    Depends on what you got. Stock or built?

    If it is stock I would start somewhere around 8 to 10 BTDC initial and see if there is any detonation. Back it up a little if there is pinging, advance to just before detonation. Or if you dont have a light you can hook up a vac. gauge to manifold and advance just until max vac. is achieved. I dont really like this way but if you have no light that would get you close. Just make sure you eliminate any pinging\detonation.

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    it has a holly 600 edelbrock intake and a cam

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    it has a holly 600 edelbrock intake and a cam

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