Ignition timing setting
- bLodi
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04 Jul 2007 15:32 #154750
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Ignition timing setting was created by bLodi
I intstalled a Dyna electric igniton, dyna coils and wires on my 74 Z1 a month ago. I don't have a timing light, but just am trying to figure out where to set the timing too. It seems to like it best at full advanced. That yelds the highest idle speed. I don't get any knocks or anything when riding. But where is it supposed to be at? Would having it too far advanced effect performance?
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04 Jul 2007 21:40 #154799
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It will affect performance below 3500 rpm.
And it will probably wipe out your starter mechanism somewhere when it kicks back while trying to start it.
And it will probably wipe out your starter mechanism somewhere when it kicks back while trying to start it.
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