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back to 123... 140-160

45 HSR's? Are those carbs? They must be because the 123Tune doesn't have trigger points for D-Jet.

Anyway, what have you done with the vacuum advance? How is it ported to the engine and how have you programmed it in the 123?

I've been messing with getting a 123 non-tune working with a B20E D-jet and have seen the same lumpy operation below 1500 RPM. In my case it was due to the the vacuum advance being backwards in the 123.






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