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Date:         Thu, 09 May 1996 09:34:30
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From:         EXPRES@gnn.com (RON SALMON)
Subject:      Re: 009's from brazil

> >If you need a new dist for a 2.0 liter FI on a 78 bus, should you use >stock replacement? What would the effect be if you used a 009? >Larry

Although the advance curve supposedly differs between the late bus distributor and the 009, I never noticed a difference in actual driving when I put a 009 on a late bus. Of course, you should use the appropriate timing; a late bus is supposed to be timed at 8 degrees advanced, as I recall, but the 009 does call for a different timing. -Ron Salmon


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