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Re: Thanks,and dwell setting?
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Posted by the tractor vet on May 16, 2006 at 11:04:29 from (64.179.117.114):
In Reply to: Thanks,and dwell setting? posted by GordoSD on May 16, 2006 at 10:43:55:
Well wright off the top of my head i can not think of it as i have always set points with a feeler gauges even the double points in race cars and have been on the money when checked on the strobe it is a feel thing when using a feeler gauges , just like a valveset your feel and mine will not be the same . your S/MTA and my S/MTA will run differant . as mine runs at 1970-5 RPM wide open and has only 27-28 degrees total ing. timming and makes 58.5 HP. my buddys S/MTA turns the re about the same RPM and has the same ing. timming but his make over 90 HP . differant pistons head and manifold and one of my home brew carb set ups .
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