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Re: timing and idle [Re: Scerb] #665781 11/13/05 02:07 AM

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Scerb

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Oh, and about your timing.. I'm pretty sure mine acts in a similar manor.. probably because there isn't much vacum while engines not under load. Apply a load and the vacum advance should do its thing <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cyclops.gif" alt="" />

-Scerb

http://www.scerbfab.com/carb_faq.html

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
timing and idle	bradne	11/12/05 10:11 PM
Re: timing and idle	4WD22R	11/12/05 10:32 PM
Re: timing and idle	Scerb	11/13/05 02:02 AM
Re: timing and idle	Scerb	11/13/05 02:07 AM
Re: timing and idle	bradne	11/13/05 06:53 PM
Re: timing and idle	Bob_G	11/15/05 08:21 PM
Re: timing and idle	4WD22R	11/15/05 08:29 PM
Re: timing and idle	kewlynx	11/16/05 03:04 AM
Re: timing and idle	irsean	11/24/05 07:20 PM

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