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Timing Bugeye with Pertronix
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You can static time with Pertronix or use a timing light just like you would for points (at least for the original Ignitor module... not for Ignitor-II).
If you are used to static timing with the ignition off and/or low tension wires disconnected, perhaps the PDF in the link below will help.
https://home.mindspring.com/~purlawson/files/StaticTiming.pdf
You can static time with Pertronix or use a timing light just like you would for points (at least for the original Ignitor module... not for Ignitor-II).
If you are used to static timing with the ignition off and/or low tension wires disconnected, perhaps the PDF in the link below will help.
https://home.mindspring.com/~purlawson/files/StaticTiming.pdf