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Help for timing advance on a porsche 911 T 2.0
hello everybody
i have a Porsche 911 T 1969 2.0l with two carbs three barrels weber 40 idtp , a pertronix flame thrower coil, a Bosch distributor ''Yellow tag'' 0231 159 002 with the ignitior system, bkzh unit and a kit JE PISTONS in 80mm ( ration 9.5). I have two questions: I would like to know which value of timing advance do i have at 900-1000 RPM for working perfectly ?? which spark plug Bosch do i install in my engine for working perfectly ?? excuse me for my english but i'm french ![]() thanks for your answer regards Jérôme |
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Jerome,
What octane fuel will you be using? 95 or 98 RON?
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hello steve
I put 98 RON in France. Thanks again to spend your time to answer me. Jérôme |
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In france we have only 98 unlead fuel for our classics cars.
I put this unlead 98 fuel on my porsche thanks |
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Hi Jerome,
Set total timing to 34 degrees at 6K RPM. Use Bosch W6DC plugs at factory gaps (.032).
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