2gen direct fire
09-21-04, 11:28 AM
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2gen direct fire
I did the 2gen direct fire conversion and was wondering if doing this would require the timing to be adjusted? Seems like my fuel mileage dropped 1-2 mpg. Seems to run fairly smooth. Just wondered if anyone has had to make a timing adjustment?
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09-21-04, 01:11 PM
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I noticed the MPG drop as well, I did not do anything to the timing....but I plan on putting the light on it and maybe seeing if a tweak will change anything.
09-21-04, 01:11 PM
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You're probably getting on the gas pedal more. People tend to do that after an ignition mod. 
You shouldn't need to adjust your timing with a 2nd gen coil (check it, though). If you had gone with an MSD, then yes you would need to because the MSD has a different amount of compensation.
You shouldn't need to adjust your timing with a 2nd gen coil (check it, though). If you had gone with an MSD, then yes you would need to because the MSD has a different amount of compensation.
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