timing on 454,s
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From: Omaha, Nebraska. Boat on the Mighty Mo! Longest river in the USA!
+2 Merc you don't hear of many breaking down.
The people who are running locked out are on blower engines.
Like Mike said, if you want more initial advance use a V6 module. I always set the max timing and don't care were the base timing falls.
DUI makes a marine mechanical advance, I have used this and it works great.
I also would never consider putting an auto HEI in a boat.
After it goes boom it would not take an insurance man to long to see the auto part.
Good Luck.
The people who are running locked out are on blower engines.
Like Mike said, if you want more initial advance use a V6 module. I always set the max timing and don't care were the base timing falls.
DUI makes a marine mechanical advance, I have used this and it works great.
I also would never consider putting an auto HEI in a boat.
After it goes boom it would not take an insurance man to long to see the auto part.
Good Luck.
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From: Cheboygan, MI
I'm running an MSD system and found a 10 degree advance bushing, I run 34 degrees total. I always set timing at 3500 rpm for total. I'm also thinking about locking mine out to help out the idle, my cam is pretty rough at idle.
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yep took the 292s out working on the 454,s im using mallory unilites.. as i aquired both of them for this project long ago.. i remeber on my race car the stock springs on the mallory wouldnt advance fully until 6500 rpm so i know ill have to buy spring kits if i keep the advance..
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