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H4 magneto question
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Posted by Jeff on January 26, 2004 at 15:29:03 from (172.135.135.232):
I am tryin to put a condenser and contact in my magneto and i am wondering, how far apart do you set the gap between the contact and that little bracket that comes with it. the IT manual doesn't give a lot of info about magnetos. it does say that point gap is supposed to be .013, is that the gap i am lookin for? also, those little gears that drive the rotor, how do they line up? i see the big one has an R and L and the only thing i can see on the little one is sort of a notch on one of the teeth. last question is what is that little red pill shaped thing that comes with the contact and condenser set from IH? thanks for all the help! jeff
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