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TR6 tr6 su conversion
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LBCs_since_1988
Jedi Hopeful
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Are you using HS6 carbs? There should be a vacuum port on the front carb.
poolboy
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What year car ? I probably should ask what distributor ?
If the module you are concerned about is on the cockpit side of the dizzy, it's a vacuum retard.
In that case don't worry about it. Once your engine gets past 1100 rpms vacuum has dropped and the centrifugal advance weights are taking over the timing.
If the module you are concerned about is on the cockpit side of the dizzy, it's a vacuum retard.
In that case don't worry about it. Once your engine gets past 1100 rpms vacuum has dropped and the centrifugal advance weights are taking over the timing.