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At 15:25 10/07/1998 +0100, Edwin Hyatt wrote:
>It seems the cent advance handle the advance curve from a little over
>idle to red line. What the heck does the vac advance do? Seems to be
>duplicating the cent advance.

The centrifugal advance operates strictly according to RPM; the vacuum
advance operates according to throttle position. Throttle open = less
vacuum, throttle closed = more vacuum. Yes, the vacuum for a given throttle
position varies somewhat according to RPM, but the difference is less than
you'd think. Basically, the idea with the vacuum advance is to advance the
timing at small throttle opening for complete burning, retard it at large
throttle openings to prevent detonation ("pinging").

- Jan


The Gum Tree Garage, where oil and beer mix just fine...

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