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Originally Posted by patrickt
If you have all your timing in by 3000, and your cam really doesn't kick in until 3000, then there's an argument to made that it doesn't really matter one way or another. But I do enjoy reading posts by guys that have fixed their problems by running 20 degrees initial.  |
This may not be the right thread, but that is what I want to better understand. If a cam is optimized to "come in" above a certain range, say 3k rpm, how does that correlate to how the base and advance is set...
Don says that I should be running 20-22 base + 14 advance with it all in at 2800-3000 rpms. That's a long way from where I am now.