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Old 06-14-2001, 01:47 PM   #22
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Just so you know what kind of time spans we're talking about here. At 1000 rpms, it takes the crank .06 secs to make a revolution. If advance is at 10 degrees it's about 0.0017 seconds of explosion time we're talking about. At 6000 rpms, it would take 62 degrees of advance to allow that much time, but with the speed and heat being generate, total advance can only be little more than half of that.

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