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Re: Timing problems
Is he running vacuum advance or not??
70 degrees total sounds like your using vacuum advance. If this is the case you need to plug the hose once you disconnect it from the vacuum canister on the side of the dizzy. Try setting the initial timing then. IF you set the total timing the initial timing will fall into place. Hope this info helps answer your question. I think mine shows around 50-55 degrees total timing with the vacuum advance hooked up. With it plugged, I see 20 initial and 34 total timing.
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