 Unilite Advance setup help, Jake? McMark? |
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| jaybird840 |
 Sep 18 2007, 03:27 PM
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Hi,
Just received my Mallory Unilite I purchased from a board member and I need some advice on setting it up. It has the orange springs in it now--I understand that I need the grey springs. I have posted an ad in the classifieds if anyone has a spare set of grey springs lying around. I really don't want to dole out the $26 for the advance kit just for the springs. Last, in order to lock out the correct maximum advance (sixteen degrees per McMark) I need to know how far to close down the tabs inside to get 16 deg. I found a website online that says a gap of 0.068" should yield 17-18 deg total advance. Thoughts? If someone has the advance kit, and could measure the 16 degree key that Mallory uses, I'd be beholdin' to ya. Last (Jake I'm not asking you to share proprietary information here--you're a businessman) is 16 degrees total advance enough for my puny, stock, low-compression '75 1.8L with dual dells and a bursch? (12-28 deg advance total)? Thanks tons in advance!!! --jaybird |
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jaybird840 Unilite Advance setup help Sep 18 2007, 03:27 PM
Joe Ricard I have no idea, Jake sold me a Mallory Dizzy that ... Sep 18 2007, 04:22 PM
SGB I'll measure the advance kit lever tonight. I... Sep 18 2007, 04:39 PM  |
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