Reply to "Weber Carbs, timing advance"

tomkuesterMember

Some good information was provided here.

I'm no longer interested in pulling the motor for a proper dino test, those days are behind me, but I like the car to run as good as it can with my Weber setup and a new mechanical advance only Mallory dizzy. I like the Mallory unit because it's small and easily fits under the screen. It also comes with a number of springs, providing six different advance curves. the lightest springs show all in at 2400 rpm. The stiffest springs are all in at 5500 rpm. Then there is a matter of the advance stop bushing allowing a good range of rpm options. I'm playing with the options, but access to the dizzy is a pain.

3/15/215:43 AM

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