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"Your results may vary". Recurving is even more important in modified engines, but I'd guess this is for a stocker. Nearly any smog motor of the '70s and '80s will see performance benefits from a similar proceedure.
Thanks SS! Hey, I don't mean to hi-jack this thread but I've got a duraspark question I'm hoping someone can answer.
I installed a duraspark 2 but I kept my tfi coil. Its been running great. Then I checked out the gofastforless.com site and he says the tfi coil won't work with the duraspark 2. Am I running the risk of burning up the module or?
Thanks SS! Hey, I don't mean to hi-jack this thread but I've got a duraspark question I'm hoping someone can answer.
I installed a duraspark 2 but I kept my tfi coil. Its been running great. Then I checked out the gofastforless.com site and he says the tfi coil won't work with the duraspark 2. Am I running the risk of burning up the module or?
The TFI coil will work with DSII, but not for very long. Better to replace it with a round Ford coil.
And ignore the gofastforless site. It's a fix for a problem that doesn't exist.
While I admit wiring is my strong point(if I have one), I've never understood why people think it's so hard to wire a DSII. Plugs are available at NAPA if needed. After about 76 it's plug and play. Two simple wires back to ignition switch and it's done.
I believe the problem is that the timing is computer controlled on a TFI dizzy.
That's why I switched to duraspark 2. I had the tfi4 system and it looked fairly new but the more I read about it (I'm new to this stuff) I learned the timing was controlled by the computer. I could see that all the sensors and emissions stuff had been removed. I figured the computer was no longer getting the correct info it needed to adjust timing with. So I removed the computer and the tfi distributor and added the duraspark 2. It was an easy swap even for a beginner. I had the ds2 coil from the donor vehicle but I tried just plugging in to my old tfi coil and it worked so I kept it. I'm trying to squeeze all the mpg's out of this van that I can and that's what got me interested in the recurve mod. Last weekend I put in a can coil and I must say, I believe I notice a difference. I think the tfi coil ran better for me but I don't want to be frying ignition modules.
I'm learning a LOT on this site. Thanks guys for all the great info!
Does anyone know if all Reluctor arms are welded equally? I swapped mine out like a month ago for another one that I limited the advance on (so I wouldn't have it sitting undrivable), but I never rechecked the timing. I just made sure I limited and used the same side so it wouldn't be 180 degrees off.
You know, you like look under it and you can see that the pieces are welded together; so I just wondered if they may possible that out of all the reluctors they made that different ones could be a couple of degrees off?
I've never used them before, but I'm going to send my dizzy to Advanced Distributors for a rebuild/recurve. They sound like they know what they're doing.
I've known Jeff at advanced dist for several years..and he is considered in many circles as the #1 Dizzy guru. I would recomend his work to anyone...
I would send my own dist work to hin, but I have my own Sun Dist mach. and do my own as needed.
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