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Old 01-15-2022, 09:56 PM   #21
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Default Re: 1955 F-100 5.0L timing

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Old 01-16-2022, 03:22 AM   #22
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Arrow Re: 5.0L timing

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How in the world did a very simple question (arriving at peak timing using manifold vacuum) turn into a total ignition theory discussion?
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Well no, actually he asked how to "best" set the base ignition timing. I suggest using a timing light.
You snuck one past me. Let's try this again ...

You are the one that brought cam and crank timing into the discussion adding additional disinformation. It has nothing to do with the question asked.

The best way to time a mechanically sound engine is with a timing light. The best way to set timing on an mechanically unknown condition engine (or performance) is with manifold vacuum. Too many mechanical variables to depend on a light.

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I don't get it, generally you always seem to want to argue against points nobody has made, generally crapping on threads, and stinkin' up the forums that way.
That's the trouble, you seem not to get it. What I attempt to do is water down the testosterone and dis-information displayed here and one trying to out lie the other.

If that is what you consider stinkin' up the forums at least enter (IMO).
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