timing curves
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wjtom
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timing curves
anybody on here know what a typical curve is for a stroker.i know depends on specs of motor and other things,thats why i said typical.what i have just doesnt make sense to me for anymotor.
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wjtom
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Re: timing curves
come on guys someones got to know...
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Cheromaniac
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Re: timing curves
IIRC the base timing on my Jeep was 11*BTDC and maximum advance of 34* was in by 2500rpm.
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wjtom
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Re: timing curves
thanks that was what i figured it would be around and definitely not what i have.
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