Steve, I knew that carrot would get a bite!!
Which distributor do you want?
DISTRIBUT># 40048 40058 40162
ECMCurve 279 267 279
run up to= 2600 2500 2600
advance= 14-16 14-16 14-16
Int adv1.@ 2000 2000 2000
advance = 13-15 12-14 13-15
Int adv2 @ 500 800 1000
advance= 11/2-31/2 2-5 81/2-101/2
No advance 200 400 200
below
Don't ask me why 40048 and 40162 differ at the int 2, maybe we can just
consider the 1000 rpm advance on 40162 as another intermediate point? (
Remember they had the same 279 ECM curve).
All numbers are DISTRIBUTOR speed and advance. Double both for crankshaft
speed and advance.
The book says"Auto-advance test figures are quoted for DISTRIBUTOR SHAFT
RPM on DECELERATION"
So there you have it, all, and maybe more, than you ever wanted to know.
Bob Grunau
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> From: Taylor <TAYLORS@4OAKS.dialnet.com>
> To: cgrunau@pathcom.com
> Subject: Re: XPAG Distributor
> Date: Monday, March 01, 1999 1:32 PM
>
> Bob, you kindly offered the information below for those desperate enough
to
> need it.
>
> "I do have a Lucas Test Data manual, Publication no. SB222 ( second
> edition), which gives data on distributor advance at various distributor
> speeds.: ie:
> Full advance/rpm, intermediate 1 advance/rpm, intermediate 2 advance/rpm
> and no advance below rpm.
> This information is available if anyone is desperate for it. "
> Consider me desperate!
> Steve Taylor
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