how much timing does the 12A turbo dizzy offer?
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how much timing does the 12A turbo dizzy offer?
Okay so I have heard that the 12a Turbo distributor only advances enough to handle 5 psi of boost. Does anyone know if this is true??
And second.
How much timing does it retard??
Anyone have some info??
And second.
How much timing does it retard??
Anyone have some info??
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Nobody has proven what it actually retards. Some people state 6 degrees, others, 10, and even 21 degrees of timing.
I don't know. I never bothered to use mine, because I went back to my E6K.
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I Do know that I have an original 12A Turbo distributor for sale, $175 plus shipping.
I am also going to be selling my Blow-through prepped and tested Holley 650dp carburator soon.
Just testing the waters..
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I don't know. I never bothered to use mine, because I went back to my E6K.
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I Do know that I have an original 12A Turbo distributor for sale, $175 plus shipping.
I am also going to be selling my Blow-through prepped and tested Holley 650dp carburator soon.
Just testing the waters..
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a drift event i went to not to long ago had a guy using a turboed FB but his setup confused me....
from what i remember he said he had...ported the engine, but used T2 housing an se- front cover se- rotors and a 12at dizzy.. but then talking about it he said he was running around 8 to 9 psi
but i know for sure he had a 12at dizzy and was running more then 6psi
from what i remember he said he had...ported the engine, but used T2 housing an se- front cover se- rotors and a 12at dizzy.. but then talking about it he said he was running around 8 to 9 psi
but i know for sure he had a 12at dizzy and was running more then 6psi
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Originally Posted by Rusty Shackleford
a drift event i went to not to long ago had a guy using a turboed FB but his setup confused me....
from what i remember he said he had...ported the engine, but used T2 housing an se- front cover se- rotors and a 12at dizzy.. but then talking about it he said he was running around 8 to 9 psi
but i know for sure he had a 12at dizzy and was running more then 6psi
from what i remember he said he had...ported the engine, but used T2 housing an se- front cover se- rotors and a 12at dizzy.. but then talking about it he said he was running around 8 to 9 psi
but i know for sure he had a 12at dizzy and was running more then 6psi
The capacity of the dizzy may or may not be 6psi of boost. That's why I started this thread. He may have been running more boost than 6psi but do we know if the dizzy was able to retard for more than that???
As far as the rest of his setup that's actually pretty common to me out here.
I see SE/turbo hybrid motors all the time.
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Originally Posted by FB II
i believe it pulls timing out up to 6psi. just lock a standard 12a.. works beautifully
How do I lock a standard dizzy......I searched and got two different methods that I didn't totally understand.
Also if I run a locked dizzy won't my low power under boost be crappy??
What about street driving??
It seems to me it would be ****.
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You can run as much boost as you want with a 12A turbo dizzy... if you retard the static timing enough. Same goes for any dizzy. The question is how many degrees of boost retard does it have?
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t=locked+dizzy
street driving is completely fine. my car feels just as good off boost as it ever did. honestly better. timing is locked at 10 degrees.
street driving is completely fine. my car feels just as good off boost as it ever did. honestly better. timing is locked at 10 degrees.
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Originally Posted by FB II
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t=locked+dizzy
street driving is completely fine. my car feels just as good off boost as it ever did. honestly better. timing is locked at 10 degrees.
street driving is completely fine. my car feels just as good off boost as it ever did. honestly better. timing is locked at 10 degrees.
You have it locked and at 10 degrees??
But how much boost and what size turbo???
I have had some guys telling meinthe past couple of weeks that I should run about 16+ degrees............I don't know what to do..
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Originally Posted by FB II
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...t=locked+dizzy
street driving is completely fine. my car feels just as good off boost as it ever did. honestly better. timing is locked at 10 degrees.
street driving is completely fine. my car feels just as good off boost as it ever did. honestly better. timing is locked at 10 degrees.
your gas mileage would improve if you had working vacuum advances, you want more timing cruising.
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Originally Posted by TurboIIGuy
You have it locked and at 10 degrees??
But how much boost and what size turbo???
I have had some guys telling meinthe past couple of weeks that I should run about 16+ degrees............I don't know what to do..
But how much boost and what size turbo???
I have had some guys telling meinthe past couple of weeks that I should run about 16+ degrees............I don't know what to do..
TII turbo @16psi
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12a turbo dizzy has a max retard of 5 degrees... but it still uses the centrifical advance weights that advance the timing 20 degrees...
lock your distributor , and set it at 10 degrees
lock your distributor , and set it at 10 degrees
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Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A
12a turbo dizzy has a max retard of 5 degrees... but it still uses the centrifical advance weights that advance the timing 20 degrees...
lock your distributor , and set it at 10 degrees
lock your distributor , and set it at 10 degrees
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ok, so screw the 12a turbo dizzy that I have since I still can't get a confirmed answer on how much timing it retards on boost. Everyone has a different number to answer with.
I'm just going to run a locked dizzy then.
680rwhp12a does the 12a turbo dizzy have both advance under vacuum and retard under boost????
I'm just going to run a locked dizzy then.
680rwhp12a does the 12a turbo dizzy have both advance under vacuum and retard under boost????
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What if you remove the advance weights? Then you could still have vacuum advance and boost retard available.
nope it dosnt work like that.. would be nice though
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Originally Posted by TurboIIGuy
ok, so screw the 12a turbo dizzy that I have since I still can't get a confirmed answer on how much timing it retards on boost. Everyone has a different number to answer with.
I'm just going to run a locked dizzy then.
I'm just going to run a locked dizzy then.
thats the best idea!!!!!
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Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A
nope it dosnt work like that.. would be nice though
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