vacuum advance hits intake
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vacuum advance hits intake
Hi. I'm finally back to work on my project, but I am unable to set the timing where it needs to be because the vacuum advance module on the distributor hits the intake manifold and I cannot advance it enough to make it run properly. Do I have to go to a mechanical advance dist or can I make this one work somehow. I'm running the summit distributor and the Holley Dominator Dual plane. Thanks
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Car: 82 Berlinetta/57 Bel Air
Engine: LS1/LQ4
Transmission: 4L60E/4L80E
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You want to move the shaft clockwise one tooth so the housing moves clockwise with it, and you can then rotate the housing counterclockwise to advance the timing w/o hitting the intake. The oil pump shaft probably won't line up when you do the one-tooth move thing, don't worry about that just set the distributor in, let it rest there, and bump the engine - the distributor will drop down.
The Summit distributor is a mechanical advance distributor. It has a vacuum advance as well (as do most non-CC distributors).
The Summit distributor is a mechanical advance distributor. It has a vacuum advance as well (as do most non-CC distributors).
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