04-10-2020, 03:55 PM
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Re: High compression head and timing?
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Originally Posted by alexiskai
Can you elaborate on this a little bit? I have the Nu-Rex product and I mostly just leave the spark lever alone after calibrating it. Under what circumstances are you making adjustments to the timing provided by the auto-advance?
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Like you, "I mostly just leave the spark lever alone after calibrating it. "
But a couple of times on an uphill I have heard a little "ping' and I will retard the timing a little. So I set the initial timing with the lever all the way up a 5° ATDC, it gives me room. If I set the initial timing at 0° with the lever all the way up, you can not retard it if needed at full advance with the Phillips/Nu-Rex auto advance.
Normally, I have the timing lever down a little, at 0°, and never touch the lever. I hope the makes sense.
[QUOTE=Y-Blockhead;1872577]The timing lever for normal driving stays at 0° at idle.
I should have "said the timing stays at 0° MOST of the time, not just at IDLE. Sorry for any confusion.
Last edited by Y-Blockhead; 04-10-2020 at 04:09 PM.
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