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Optimal milage and timing 120-130

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Sat Oct 20 13:47 CST 2007
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Thats good to know. My 1967 122s (with the *really* worn carbs) has an allison/crane ignition unit which works flawlessly. That car also sports the Bosch Coil from a 1971 1800E and has Magnecore wires.

I suspect that these features helped compensate for such poor condition carbs...

I want to avoid parting out the wagon, as it is only down for new rubber and painting, so I do not want to snatch parts from it, or I'm sure I'll end up with half a car by the time I am done.






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