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Bad Timing? |
landnsea |
Sep 12 2006, 01:57 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 12-September 06 From: Bahrain Member No.: 6,825 |
Hi. I have just finished putting a 1975 2.0 in my 914. I also installed dual new 40 IDF Webers. For a distributor, I installed a modified 009 Bosch centrigugal advance distributor, which I bought from JC Whitney. I adjusted the valves to stock specs, 0.15mm for the intake and 0.2mm for the exhaust. I tuned the carbs with a synchrometer. I set the timing to 27 deg BTDC at 3500RPM, but I know that it is wrong because I am supposed to do this without any advance, which is not possible for this distributor (no vacuum hose to disconnect and plug). As a result, I am getting very sluggish performance from 900 all the way to 2500 rpm. What is the recommended timing for such a setup? Or am I simply using the wrong distributor? Oh, by the way, I live and work in Bahrain, and I brought the 914 with me from LA, just to have something to play with... Bill Nader.
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