anyone have an advance curve for a 70 911 S (Bosch)?

[mhackney]

I looked through the archives without success. Where is the best place to find this kind of data for my car?

thanks in advance (pun intended)

Michael

[Early_S_Man]

Michael,

Is it a Bosch 0.231.159.007 distributor? If so, I will post the data later.

[mhackney]

Yes Warren, it is a Bosch 231.159.007 - I just verified it. Thank you very much!

Michael

[speeder]

I opened this thread just knowing that Warren would be the second post; W., you are a great friend to 911 owners the world over!

[Early_S_Man]

Ok ... thar 'tis!

[mhackney]

Thank you very much Warren (again!).

Michael

[Two Oh]

Originally posted by Early_S_Man
Ok ... thar 'tis!

Warren, This post got me thinking. I need to find some of that thin black material that is used to reduce friction that fits between the distributor plates. Is this available or will I have to make my own. If I have to make it myself what type of material should I use?

TIA....regards, 2.0

[clevy70911T]

Warren, While you are scanning and posting, could I trouble you for the 70 T advance curve. Bosch 0 231 159 008

Thanks always, Scott

[Two Oh]

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[clevy70911T]

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Thead CPR



Warren, While you are scanning and posting, could I trouble you for the 70 T advance curve. Bosch 0 231 159 008

Thanks always, Scott

[jluetjen]

Is this what you were looking for?

[mskala]

Hey Guys,
This is great stuff, I have been wondering about these curves but don't havel the books. This is just in case I undertake to check mine or make modifications.

Is the '69T the same curve as the '70T? I have a 914-6 which has the '69T dist. Thanks a lot,
Mark Skala