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| FoX n LTD |
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When pot 1 is tdc, what way should the dizzy point?
Also, what's the ideal timing for a stock motor? Cheers |
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| the sam |
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Ideal timing - 0 deg on stock motor. You can adance it slightly and run premium to gain a small amount of power.
Cheers Sam
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| FoX n LTD |
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Cheers, what about achieving base timing?
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| the sam |
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Hold on a tick. Efs had coil packs so base timing is controlled by the ecu. Sorry i thought you had a dizzy. And ideal timing is 10* before tdc as marked on els.
Cheers Sam
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| FoX n LTD |
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No no, it will be with the dizzy, everything off the original xg motor will go on the ef block, not changing anything
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| the sam |
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Oh okay.
Do a search for adjusting base timing. Its easy and only takes about 5 minutes to do each time. Only adjust in small increments ( .5 degree) and take it for a spin and see how it feels. Having a dyno would be ultimate for testing but thats probably out of the question. Does your motor have the little marker at 10 degrees btdc? Check it http://www.fordmods.com/ford-v8-f2/urgent-need-to-know-about-adjusting-timing-t89009.html?hilit=adjusting%20base%20timing Cheers Sam
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