(IGNITION) Tried DLIDFIS
06-02-02, 03:27 AM
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Originally posted by Rotortuner
OK guys i have a quick question. I went bare block on the two motors that i run in my vehicles. so on those 2 vac. line on the distributor, i just blocked those off. (1st gen electronic). so now this is my question. I have the timing set to where i want it and the vac. lines are blocked but i still get advance when the motor is at anything but idle. Is this the mechanical advance? if so how is there a good way to lock it in so that nothing advances?
CJG
OK guys i have a quick question. I went bare block on the two motors that i run in my vehicles. so on those 2 vac. line on the distributor, i just blocked those off. (1st gen electronic). so now this is my question. I have the timing set to where i want it and the vac. lines are blocked but i still get advance when the motor is at anything but idle. Is this the mechanical advance? if so how is there a good way to lock it in so that nothing advances?
CJG
But you can also lock the dizzy. The easiest way would be to remove the springs from the advance mechanism. That way the weights swing out to full advance as soon as you start the engine. Another and more fool-proof way is to tack weld or jam the weights into the full advance postition.
To gain acces to the springs and weights you need to remove the lobed gear from the dizzy shaft with a puller as well as the plate that holds the magnetic pickups.
I've done this mod to a spare dizzy I had and it's really easy to do. Good luck.
Last edited by REVHED; 06-02-02 at 03:42 AM.
06-02-02, 05:29 PM
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Can you make this thread a sticky?
I fixed my site a little and upped some new ignition pics. I also decided to start calling my poorman's direct fire ignition system SLIDFIS because it uses a single leading ignitor and is still a direct fire ignition system (it's only one new letter to remember compared with DLIDFIS). All the old posts refering to poorman.html and pmdfis are now linked to slidfis.html at my site.
http://www.geocities.com/cd23c/
I'm doing lots of cool things this summer, but the pics always seem to be the last things to show up on the web page, so check back now and then.
I fixed my site a little and upped some new ignition pics. I also decided to start calling my poorman's direct fire ignition system SLIDFIS because it uses a single leading ignitor and is still a direct fire ignition system (it's only one new letter to remember compared with DLIDFIS). All the old posts refering to poorman.html and pmdfis are now linked to slidfis.html at my site.
http://www.geocities.com/cd23c/
I'm doing lots of cool things this summer, but the pics always seem to be the last things to show up on the web page, so check back now and then.
06-02-02, 05:30 PM
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Originally posted by V8kilr
well one rotor is off by 60 degrees
otherwise the two rotors would line up perfectly and you would have a very wobbly engine on your hands,
well one rotor is off by 60 degrees
otherwise the two rotors would line up perfectly and you would have a very wobbly engine on your hands,
The rotors r 90 degrees from each other on 2 rotor engines
120 degrees from each other on 3 rotor engines.
06-02-02, 05:41 PM
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Originally posted by rxtasy3
The rotors r 90 degrees from each other on 2 rotor engines
120 degrees from each other on 3 rotor engines.
The rotors r 90 degrees from each other on 2 rotor engines
120 degrees from each other on 3 rotor engines.
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