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Distributor re-curving vacuume adive please

I just disassembled & cleaned my distributor and was pondering re-curving it since I am running carbs.

My question is what happens if I disconnect the vacuum arm from the Pulse Generator, will this allow the distributor to curve more? Just looking for other viable options rather than spending the $500 to have it done…

My specs:
1980 sc Euro motor
Stock CIS pistons & cams
SSI with stock muffler
Weber 40’s

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Richard

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So you will only be running on the internal flyweights. ok but having the dissy recurved will do more for performance than the webers and the SSI's. It is part of the whole package. Contact Berry Hershon and discuss it with him. IAE Inc.
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Its sort of ironic that you responded to my post, your post back in 2009 when you moved to carbs is what motivated me on this project. Thanks for the reply, I will contact Berry.

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Thanks hope it helps, contact me if you need any help.
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My question is what happens if I disconnect the vacuum arm from the Pulse Generator, will this allow the distributor to curve more?
I think you would have to lock the distributer down if you are going to remove the arm. Not sure, but I would not recommend it, as it could become free floating and either advance or retard to far, then bad things can happen.

I dont know, but I would wait until someone who knows gives us a definite answer.
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Ed Fall in Sandy Utah, well known here, will do a superb job for a lot less; I paid less than $200 for an RS recurve two years ago.

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