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> Timing Marks -again - sorry, Timing marks
Boothy
post Jan 14 2024, 04:52 PM
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Hello All!

I foolishly installed the engine without paying attention to the timing marks.

I've read (out here) about the guy with a 2.0 and I see the photos shared. I have removed the FI and put on Webers. Is the timing the same for a 1.7 (punched out to 2.0)???

Thanks in advance!

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Dave_Darling
post Jan 15 2024, 02:15 AM
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Timing is whatever you want it to be. Since dual Webers were never a factory option for the car, there is no "correct" factory timing.

Sure, set the timing at 27 BTDC at 3500 RPM just like stock. Or set it higher or lower--it may work better that way! Best way to figure that out is take it to a dyno and do a "timing sweep".

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QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ Jan 15 2024, 03:15 AM) *

Timing is whatever you want it to be. Since dual Webers were never a factory option for the car, there is no "correct" factory timing.

Sure, set the timing at 27 BTDC at 3500 RPM just like stock. Or set it higher or lower--it may work better that way! Best way to figure that out is take it to a dyno and do a "timing sweep".

--DD


Thank you Dave!!!! Will do.
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