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From what I've been told - swap the wires around, use the one that shows the most advance.
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Have you checked the timing with it hooked up the way you have it wired now?
What is the timing? Swap the wires... Check the timing... What is the timing now? If the timing is now retarded according to timing light, put it back the way you had it before. If the timing is now advanced leave it. After you find the correct wiring (most advanced) Set timing to what you would like it to be. Last edited by L.Fite; 02-12-2024 at 12:48 AM. |
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thanks guys. sounds like a good plan.
still dont understand MSD using 1 violet as a +, and another violet as a -. Rod in AZ |
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Since you didn't specify exactly which box you are talking about:
If the box is an analog box, such as a 7AL, the pickup wires should be set in the most retarded position. If a digital ignition box, the wiring should be such that give you the most advance. See the 'Polarity' section here: https://documents.holley.com/techlibrary_pickups.pdf
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