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Old 01-13-08, 07:42 PM
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Ignition timing

Hey, What's everyone running for there leading and trailing ignition timing? Is advancing it above the stock marks going to make a significant difference? This is on a SE motor with Dellorto 48 and Racing Beat SP exhaust. Thanks.
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I think I just ran the stock timing when i had a similar setup on my car but just play around and see which works best on your car
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You can try a little advance I think (not too sure about how the SEs work though). If you get too much advance and start getting preignition, it will sound like marbles rolling around in a tin coffee can (which is bad, so retard it a bit if you hear that) when you get on it.
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