Bill
That is where I hooked up my advance on the carb base and it seems to work
fine
Earl
75,76,&79 spits
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>Greetings,
>I recently purchased a used Weber carb. It's a downdraft model, but I
>can't
>find any numbers. Is there a place for the distributor vacuum advance? It
>appears there might be a port directly below the manual choke. There is a
>drilling with a hole in the center that extends into the bore. If there
>was
>a pipe attached to it, it has broken off. Does anyone know if this is the
>place to connect the distributor advance, or do I have to drill and tap the
>Cannon manifold? Thanks,
>Bill Brockschmidt
>
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