BRUTUS Officially Full-On Dubber
255 posts · joined Feb 2006 ·
As Joel said you can use the strobe to set timing for max. advance instead, but you may need to mark that 30deg. or so point on the pulley; there is a way to measure this around from the existing marks.
[I like to do it from the static ref. point, and then fine tune for max. advance under various conditions/weather, with your choice of octane, full load, very hot, on the road --- so that pinging is just avoided. Once that's got just right for max. performance, with no pinging, I note the static and strobe timing points on the pulley for easy future checking. A bit of a long process initially, but good "real" results.]
You should just rotate dist. to set timing, regardless of having points or not (but a normal old dwell meter may not work without points ignition; maybe the static timing light shouldn't either?).
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