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> 1-2-3 Ignition Settings, Whats the difference between Curves 2 and 3 ?
jim_hoyland
post Mar 28 2019, 10:50 AM
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I had the 1-2-3 installed last week and the performance is noticeable improved; based on the chart below, what would be the difference between Curve 2 and Curve 3 ?

My '75 L-Jet has the 2L crank, 96mm Pistons, and a larger Vanagon TB

So, it feels good on curve 2, what might happen going to curve 3 ?


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maf914
post Mar 29 2019, 07:14 AM
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Okay. I am not an ignition expert, but the max advance/RPM figures are interesting. On my 76 2.0L I always set the timing at 27 degrees at 3500 RPM (per the Haynes manual). The above chart indicates max advance figures of 22 or 23 for the various 914 options. With the 1-2-3 distributor, can the max advance be adjusted upward? How about the shape of the advance curve?
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