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	Have a SBC timing between 12/14 deg. bring the rpms up timing falls back as much as 14 deg. then slowly advances back up, when i let off the gas the timing drops again and dies change the timing gears/chain. used 2accel/1msd dist. no c By ghoti1 Asked Dec 29 2007 12:30PM	0 Pts Rate Question

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Have a SBC timing between 12/14 deg. bring the rpms up timing falls back as much as 14 deg. then slowly advances back up, when i let off the gas the timing drops again and dies change the timing gears/chain. used 2accel/1msd dist. no c

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