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Old 11-06-2014, 10:17 PM   #1
81GMCSierra1500
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Distributor timing

Hello again, all,

I just looked at my timing, and I'm running about 9 degrees BTDC, by the chart on the radiator support, it recommends 4 degrees BTDC, but what is the most economical setting for power and efficiency? I understand the theory on adjusting it, but where is the most ideal setting for timing on a 305 4BBL? Keep in mind that as of now, the engine has absolutely ZERO mods, except having the cats and mufflers removed, and glasspacks were put on... I don't have a big ol' beast of a motor :P

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