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Vacuum Advance With Turbo. The canister easily installs with two screws and then you can drive your truck with the unit adjusted as delivered. I'm thinking it would be. Each clockwise turn of the allen wrench will add about 1.5 degrees of additional advance above 5 to 7 inches of manifold vacuum. The maximum is about 14 degrees of vacuum advance. They can prevent detonation by automatically retarding the timing as your manifold pressure increases. In the graph below the centrifugal curve is shown as continuous line. Although electronic controled boost retard is ghe best way to go about it and makes the transition from n/ a to boost timing much. The vacuum curve is shown as dashed line. The trick involves finding a vacuum can that offers the best (not necessarily the most) amount of advance at a low enough vacuum. I'm wondering if it would be a bad idea to hook up my vaccume advance on my '77 fi&ignition turbo car. Standard ignition curve including vacuum advance. As far as ported versus manifold vacuum advance problem, i strongly think it's because my vacuum advance canister is putting out too much vacuum (advance) and. In most cases a standard engine uses centrifugal and vacuum advance.

They can prevent detonation by automatically retarding the timing as your manifold pressure increases. The canister easily installs with two screws and then you can drive your truck with the unit adjusted as delivered. The vacuum curve is shown as dashed line. In the graph below the centrifugal curve is shown as continuous line. The trick involves finding a vacuum can that offers the best (not necessarily the most) amount of advance at a low enough vacuum. Although electronic controled boost retard is ghe best way to go about it and makes the transition from n/ a to boost timing much. I'm thinking it would be. In most cases a standard engine uses centrifugal and vacuum advance. Standard ignition curve including vacuum advance. As far as ported versus manifold vacuum advance problem, i strongly think it's because my vacuum advance canister is putting out too much vacuum (advance) and.

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Vacuum Advance With Turbo In most cases a standard engine uses centrifugal and vacuum advance. They can prevent detonation by automatically retarding the timing as your manifold pressure increases. Each clockwise turn of the allen wrench will add about 1.5 degrees of additional advance above 5 to 7 inches of manifold vacuum. Standard ignition curve including vacuum advance. I'm wondering if it would be a bad idea to hook up my vaccume advance on my '77 fi&ignition turbo car. Although electronic controled boost retard is ghe best way to go about it and makes the transition from n/ a to boost timing much. In most cases a standard engine uses centrifugal and vacuum advance. The vacuum curve is shown as dashed line. The maximum is about 14 degrees of vacuum advance. The trick involves finding a vacuum can that offers the best (not necessarily the most) amount of advance at a low enough vacuum. I'm thinking it would be. The canister easily installs with two screws and then you can drive your truck with the unit adjusted as delivered. In the graph below the centrifugal curve is shown as continuous line. As far as ported versus manifold vacuum advance problem, i strongly think it's because my vacuum advance canister is putting out too much vacuum (advance) and.