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wwest 04-17-2014 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Orange911S (Post 8020634)
Last night we made progress on the dwell and timing. The max we could get the dwell to was 29, the timing at idle is fine and we are 34 at 6000.

Setting the dwell is a pain and I will be looking up a Pertronix very soon.
In the trip to the gym and back it ran OK, but I didn't push it and on the way back at over 3200 RPMs I sensed it missing a little.

Could this be arcing in the old spark plug cables? so it that I need to replace the plugs and go to a wider gap? I was not having these issues before the new MSD and coil so I am trying to work my way through the system.

I am running the old coil since the MSD fried and I have not received the replacement yet.

Any thoughts?

Something is amiss....you should able to set the dwell well above the factor spec.

Not that you should.

mysocal911 04-17-2014 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by john walker's workshop (Post 8014988)
or just trash can the MSD..........

Follow John's advice! It's logical based on your statement:
"I was not having these issues before the new MSD and coil"

Orange911S 05-29-2014 08:50 PM

For more of an update and the ultimate resolution (hint, change your plug wires and suspect the coil). Check out this other thread I started later in the saga:

Intermittent misses - MSD? Distributor? Plugs?


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