>> timing of a leaded head running on unleaded - with aditive, on a 1981
>> 998cc,
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> Miniman
Hi,
I agree with Taff and Miniman,
Just drive the car, put it under load, if it pinks, then jump out , retard
the ignition slightly,(turn dizzy anti-clockwise) and repeat the test,
its got to be one of the quickest DIY fixes ever,
Note;
timing lights and settings noted in books are redundant
when doing this adjustment,
Fitzy
Martin - 18 Apr 2006 16:26 GMT
I had a similar problem, pinking like mad on 97 RON unleaded, worse on 95
RON both this additive plus Octane boost, It would net even start properly,
Now running at about 15Deg BTDC @ 1500rpm with vacuum advance off
1986 998cc Mayfair std
>>> timing of a leaded head running on unleaded - with aditive, on a 1981
>>> 998cc,
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> Fitzy
Jim - 18 Apr 2006 18:41 GMT
>>> timing of a leaded head running on unleaded - with aditive, on a 1981
>>> 998cc,
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> Fitzy
But once you do get it right, it may be an idea to get a strobe on there
anyway to find out what the timing is for future reference.
Most additives claim that the timing needs no adjustment, but they tend
to get that wrong.
HTH
Jim