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| priobe |
03-21-2011 11:21 AM |
recommendation of springs for MSD in 427
Hello all,
I am running the 2 light silver springs in my motor. I am thinking that this may be too soon for the advancement to come in.
I was thinking of using max 2 blues or a silver and blue.
Welcome to some suggestions. I am running Webers and notice a difference in sound at 2500 - 2800 in sound. But I am wondering if it is the main coming in.
This is also where the transition happens. Im thinking the sounds maybe a improper mixture at that rpm. It also happens to be highway speed cruising, so .. wondering if I can clean it up with timing?
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| blykins |
03-21-2011 11:29 AM |
I like the silver and the blue combo for Cobras and have used two light silvers before. If you keep the total advance at around 2400-2500 you should be fine.
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| elmariachi |
03-21-2011 11:44 AM |
I've done a bunch of experimenting, first with a 1x4 and now with my 2x4s. The sweet spot for my 427 is with two light blue springs, 18* initial and 36* total timing.
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| Mdman352 |
03-21-2011 03:49 PM |
I use 2 light silver springs in a MSD with a 454 FE single 850 QuikFuel carb. It runs like a raped ape off of idle.:eek:
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| RET_COP |
03-21-2011 06:06 PM |
I settled for two light blue with a Black bushing. Advance starts at 1500 rpm and is all in by 2500 rpm.
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| Barry_R |
03-22-2011 12:48 AM |
I do a lot with the silver and blue & black bushing...
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