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dan ia · 06-25-2019, 06:17 PM

Thanks for the replies! Yes, I am measuring stationary in my shop.. I did put 2 fans in front of it to try and simulate some air movement around the engine to try and help. I had the distributor and coil rebuilt at Bubba's, I didn't move any of the vacuum or timing since I got it back, I just bolted it on and runs smooth so I figured I was good. What is the best way to check my timing on this?? Thanks again!

06-25-2019, 06:17 PM	#5
dan ia Junior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Southwest Iowa Posts: 22	Re: 1936 Pickup running hot! Thanks for the replies! Yes, I am measuring stationary in my shop.. I did put 2 fans in front of it to try and simulate some air movement around the engine to try and help. I had the distributor and coil rebuilt at Bubba's, I didn't move any of the vacuum or timing since I got it back, I just bolted it on and runs smooth so I figured I was good. What is the best way to check my timing on this?? Thanks again!