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RE: Timing Question

By Rod Mauldin - 09/29/2000 3:50:39 PM; IP 216.54.224.94

Thanks! It drives good and yes it is vac & mech advance. At lunch I went out and moved it back just a little. As I predicted it smoothed out a little. I do have a strobe and I do need to check total overall timing both vacuum and mechanical. I will let you know once I do. I just like the little extra response you get from slightly advanced timing.
Thanks!
Rod

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