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  • TOM-WA-TOM-WA-
    Posts: 485Platinum Member
    CAN SOMEONE POST THE LINK TO THE DISCUSSION REGARDING SETTING THE TIMING AND CARB USING A VACUME GAUGE...


    THANKS
  • onerare39onerare39
    Posts: 526Hitchhiker
    Tom,

    Go to page 3, look for Electronic ignition timing.


    John Forkner
  • J HaugoJ Haugo
    Posts: 50Greasemonkey
    John,

    Page 3 of what?

    J Haugo
  • onerare39onerare39
    Posts: 526Hitchhiker
    Jim,

    Let me clarify... Page 3 of these posts. Go back to the Hudson Main Page and scroll down to the bottom, click on page 3, and scroll down to Electronic ignition timing.

    Note, as more pages get added page 3 will end up further down the line. It's page 3 today, it may be page 4 tomorrow,etc. You can always find it by doing a search from the main page also.

    I like your avitar, very impressive!

    John Forkner
  • J HaugoJ Haugo
    Posts: 50Greasemonkey
    John,

    Thanks for the clarification. I just wasn't "with the program".

    That's my car on the current issue of Old Cars Report Price Guide. Yes, I was surprised.

    Jim
  • dougc_portland
    Posts: 286Gold Member
    Go to the website www.classicinlines.com/vacuum.asp. They have a very good explanation about setting carbs and timing using a vacuum gauge.

    Good luck,
    Doug
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