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Post by bmcecosse »

It's the amount of mechanical advance - in distributer degrees - which are doubled for engine degrees! So - if it says '9' for example - then that means 18 degrees advance is available from the bob-weights.
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The number is 418 then underneath it says R9. So I presume 18 degrees as you state?
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Hmm - in the dizzy there should be alittle plate with a 'finger' - under that - are the two bob-weights. Usually the finger just has a number on it. Maybe it is the R9 - but I don't think so. Doesn't matter - I just wondered what advance was spec for the 803 engine.
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Post by mike.perry »

In the data list on P1 there is 18 above the vehicle year. Could be the advance.
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Post by David53 »

I didn't look on the cam plate. Those numbers were on the bob weights themselves. Will check tonight.
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