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are 12a and 13 dizzy the same

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Old 09-08-09, 04:27 PM
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CA are 12a and 13 dizzy the same

working on prepping my first 13b engine...
wondering if i can use the same dizzy...

thanks in advance!
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I'd say that's a question for j9fd3s since he seems to have all of the parts microfiches. If they have the same part # then it would be safe to assume they are the same. I suspect that there is a difference though. I vaguely remeber there being a 5* difference in the trailing timing marks of the 12A/13B timing pulleys, but don't quote me on that.
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The Machanical advance curve is a little different.
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Yep. Either will work just fine. The advance curve is a bit different between the two, but I doubt you would ever notice. Currently running a 12A dizzy on my GSL-SE. It has been like that for about 12 years and no problems at all.
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any disadvantage to using the 12a dizzy on 13b?
if remember right, the trailing timing has a mechanical adjustment(manual tranny only...)
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not sure if it matters, but my 13b is an rx4/repu engine...
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also, can i use my OMP from 12a(1983)
on my rx4 13b?
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yes and yes
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sweet!
finally, an answer that doesnt cost $500+ :LOL:
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make sure you adjust the omp for the right flow, check the manual. I would premix until you "know" it is right on the money.
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yep, dizzy's work the same, except they have slightly different advance curves, depending on the year/model.

the curves are in the FSM
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From 84 FSM.
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