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Rune,
Any further with your problem?
A dual diaphragm advance can may allow you to retard the timing as the engine is decelerating towards idle, almost "forcing" the engine to idle.
As the engine is say 20-50 rpm above the normal idle speed manifold vacuum would have dropped off enough, and the advance could then be coming back at the same time.
Hope this makes sense.
I have done this with a MSD 6AL-2 6530.
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Gary
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