360 timing
Alright boys, down to the final steps!! My son and I have replaced the valve seals, lifters, pulled the intake, replaced water pump, fuel pump etc etc- Truck is a 74 f100 360, C6 and all original. Sticker says 3 degrees BTDC, is this the recommended timing or should it be higher? Thanks all.
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According to my Clymer manual, 69-72 FEs are timed at 6° BTDC and 73-75 FEs are to follow the timing indicated on the valve cover decal.
Congrats on your project getting ever so close...:-X22 |
Originally Posted by HIO Silver
(Post 11972403)
According to my Clymer manual, 69-72 FEs are timed at 6° BTDC and 73-75 FEs are to follow the timing indicated on the valve cover decal.
Congrats on your project getting ever so close...:-X22 |
Originally Posted by Rivergreen74
(Post 11973587)
Thanks, Right now it is around 8-10, seems to like it but I will take it down to 3 and see how she likes it.
Just don't exceed 36-38 total or you risk detonation, do you know which advance slot your distributor is using? 10L 13L 15L etc? |
Originally Posted by montana_highboy
(Post 11973877)
The factory specs are geared more towards emissions than performance, FE's generally like 10-12 initial, so i'd leave it where you have it, or even bump it up slightly.
Just don't exceed 36-38 total or you risk detonation, do you know which advance slot your distributor is using? 10L 13L 15L etc? |
Originally Posted by Rivergreen74
(Post 11974136)
No, to be honest I am not sure what that means.
10L=20 degrees 13L=26 degrees 15L=30 degrees Example: 10 degrees initial with the 13L advance slot (26 degrees mechanical) equals 36 degrees total. |
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