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Old February 19th, 2016, 09:27 PM
Clyde Clyde is offline
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Default Re: Too much timing?

On the 305 initial timing is set at 7.5 degrees, the vacuum advance has a total of 18 degrees, starts to move at 5-7 inches of vacuum and achieves full advance at 12.25 - 13.5 inches. The centrifugal advance has a total of 30 degrees, 0-2 degrees at 800 rpm's, 11 degrees at 2000 rpm's and 30 at 3400 rpm's thus giving a potential of 55.5 degrees under full vacuum and an rpm of over 3400. On the 351 centrifugal advance is 26 degrees vacuum advance is 18 degrees and 5 degrees initial for a total of 49 degrees at 3500 rpm's. Hope this clears up any confusion, this is from the factory GMC shop manual.
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1961 GMC Suburban 4WD 305 V6, 4spd
1966 GMC 3/4T P/U 351 V6, Turbo 400,Gear Vender OD
1969 GMC Suburban 1/2T
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