Timing
Cargo Master
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The initial timing figure, that you will be setting with a timing light, is going to probably be somewhere between 6-12 degrees.
Do you know what the initial advance, centrifugal advance, & vacuum advance all are & how they work together?
The 35 degree figure you have, is the initial advance + centrifugal advance combined. Under certain conditions the vacuum canister on your distributor will add more timing, for power & economy at light throttle.
Do you know what the initial advance, centrifugal advance, & vacuum advance all are & how they work together?
The 35 degree figure you have, is the initial advance + centrifugal advance combined. Under certain conditions the vacuum canister on your distributor will add more timing, for power & economy at light throttle.
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