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    pnut is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Edit:

    SUCCESS!! (mostly):

    I followed Denny's instructions, and using the article I first linked to, I finally set it up like this:
    14 degrees static +
    22 degrees centrifugal (starting 800, coming all in by 2800) +
    16 degrees vacuum

    I still have work to do, but I am 90% there. I am pretty sure my timing marks are off though. With the above setup, it still bogs REAL bad at full throttle acceleration. I advanced static more and more until my marks show 48 degrees at idle (600-700). Only at that setting I am really starting to get some power out of it, and never had any pinging anywhere. Full throttle power still seems off, so now I have to figure where REAL TDC is, and get some timing tape.

    I still want to be sure, are the timing weights and pivot shown in the pic correct?
    Last edited by pnut; 04-14-2007 at 02:05 PM.

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