Ignition pro's please respond
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Ignition pro's please respond
Ive decided to build a 540 and will be running my m1 procharger at 5 psi on it. Which ignition systems do you guys recomend? i have a tb iv out of my 500 hp 454. but was thinking this is the way to go:
http://www.performancedistributors.com/marinedui.htm
http://www.performancedistributors.com/marinedui.htm
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I'm a big fan of the V6 module (V6-14) because of its short curve, but keep in mind, it's designed for 6 cyls and advances 14 degrees only when installed on a V6.
The V6-14 module starts advancing at 650 rpm and only provides 8-10 degrees of advance when mounted on a V8.
If using the V6 module, set your total timing first and let the initial timing fall where it may. I had my old blower motors set at 28 degrees, at 1000-1100 rpm idle the initial was 20-22 degrees.
They do work very well and are incredibly reliable and cheap.
Kurt
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Sorry, not to offend waybomb, but not true.
I'm a big fan of the V6 module (V6-14) because of its short curve, but keep in mind, it's designed for 6 cyls and advances 14 degrees only when installed on a V6.
The V6-14 module starts advancing at 650 rpm and only provides 8-10 degrees of advance when mounted on a V8.
If using the V6 module, set your total timing first and let the initial timing fall where it may. I had my old blower motors set at 28 degrees, at 1000-1100 rpm idle the initial was 20-22 degrees.
They do work very well and are incredibly reliable and cheap.
Kurt
I'm a big fan of the V6 module (V6-14) because of its short curve, but keep in mind, it's designed for 6 cyls and advances 14 degrees only when installed on a V6.
The V6-14 module starts advancing at 650 rpm and only provides 8-10 degrees of advance when mounted on a V8.
If using the V6 module, set your total timing first and let the initial timing fall where it may. I had my old blower motors set at 28 degrees, at 1000-1100 rpm idle the initial was 20-22 degrees.
They do work very well and are incredibly reliable and cheap.
Kurt
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I run a 509 with a procharger, use a MSD dist w/a digital 7 box, advance locked, box has a 20 deg start retard and triggers for water injection and dial rev limiter...way overkill but I had most of it...works great..