
Ok.. so ...
I disconect the vaccum advance and block off manifold conector
I use strobe to set ignition to TDC 0 degrees at 650rpm
I reconect vaccum and check with strobe
It reads 12 degrees - 800rpm
Mechanical advance seems to start about 1000rpm
Turn off engine - restart - no kick back - seems ok..
have I missed anything?
cheers
jon
1690cc crossflow - Trying a single weber DCOE 40 - 32 choke
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[Edited on 2/11/11 by johnemms]
[Edited on 2/11/11 by johnemms]
Sounds about right to me.
Cheers... having a blonde moment....
Surely you need some static advance not just running at tdc? ignore the fact the vacuum is giving you some when it is connected.
Just a slight kick back on starting when hot..
starts and seems to tick over fine..
slight open of throttle - turn over - fires..
Strobe 650rpm - 0 degrees
connect vaccum - Strobe reads 12 degrees advance - 800rpm
I know what you mean - but if i set 12 degree static then conect the vaccum its way too much advance..
anyone else have any info?
cheers
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Originally posted by johnemms
Just a slight kick back on starting when hot..
starts and seems to tick over fine..
slight open of throttle - turn over - fires..
Strobe 650rpm - 0 degrees
connect vaccum - Strobe reads 12 degrees advance - 800rpm
I know what you mean - but if i set 12 degree static then conect the vaccum its way too much advance..
anyone else have any info?
cheers
Hello again!
Sounds like you have the vac connected to the inlet manifold, this is incorrect, it would normally be connected to the carb - on a drilling next to
the throttle flap so the dizzy only sees vacuum at light throttle NOT at idle.
If you like call me 07967 222967 and i will explain what to do. Cheers Dale.
Cheers for the chat Dale..
All info taken on board.. vaccum now history..
Set static strobe at 12 degrees - runs fine - so far..
Will set maximum advance once i get a different strobe - not driving it yet ...
Just won a nice 'dial back' strobe on fleebay.. will be sorting the dizzy n timing out very soon !!! cheers Dale..
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No problem John, nice talking to you.
Good luck with your project!