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If it is the original balancer, chances are the rubber has slipped some. Did you check where the timing marks are at TDC? That is where I would start checking things.
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Mine was the same way, the balancer was fine, it was just me over compensating for other items that were out of tune! The real test was a shot down the 1320, what felt fine on the street was like a dog on the strip
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well, checked the marks at TDC and the balancer mark is dead center of the tab..I rember this from assemble but double checked anyway..balancer mark is in direct line with the keyway (correct?)..gonna check the dwell next then pull out my hair
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Are you checking the timing with the vacuum advance disconnected?
Disconnect the vacuum advance and set the total timing to 36*-38* at 3000 rpm. Then jazz the throttle just a little more to make sure the timing doesn't continue to advance. If it doesn't, lock the distributor down, re-connect the vacuum advance and take it for a test drive. If it does, you may want to look into having your distributor re-curved to bring the advance in by 3K. HTH. Eric |
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