2150A - No Distributor Vacuum Port
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I ended up doing just that, manifold. The problem I ran into softer doing so was the amount of vacuum advance at idle. Manifold was adding almost 18 degrees of advance. My distributor vacuum advance can is a cheap non-adjustable type. So I found a spot to place a screw that allows me to adjust the amount of movement of the can arm to distributor. Now I'm getting about 10 degrees vacuum advance at idle and it's running much better.
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Hi Lee.
I ended up doing just that, manifold. The problem I ran into softer doing so was the amount of vacuum advance at idle. Manifold was adding almost 18 degrees of advance. My distributor vacuum advance can is a cheap non-adjustable type. So I found a spot to place a screw that allows me to adjust the amount of movement of the can arm to distributor. Now I'm getting about 10 degrees vacuum advance at idle and it's running much better.
I ended up doing just that, manifold. The problem I ran into softer doing so was the amount of vacuum advance at idle. Manifold was adding almost 18 degrees of advance. My distributor vacuum advance can is a cheap non-adjustable type. So I found a spot to place a screw that allows me to adjust the amount of movement of the can arm to distributor. Now I'm getting about 10 degrees vacuum advance at idle and it's running much better.
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