Re GMC Timing controls

frank condos

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Like Claude, I have been running the MSD knock sensor and timing control and
have been very pleased. I recently installed the Howell EFI. The
combination allows me to keep the stock distributor and simplifies the
change back to the Rochester every two years to keep the State happy, since
we also have a visual inspection besides the tail pipe sniff. The knock
sensor and control combination allow me to advance and "get on the step"
when cruising. or take care of elevation and gas changes. BTW the MSD timing
control simply connects in parallel to the distributor module wires so any
failure allows you to run under stock timing.
Badges-sorry-computer, I don't need no stinking computer--except to keep
current with the world.
Frank Condos
Ahwahnee, CA
 
did you install the A/F meter to see how good the computer is doing ??
it is very interesting

gene

>Like Claude, I have been running the MSD knock sensor and timing control and
>have been very pleased. I recently installed the Howell EFI. The
>combination allows me to keep the stock distributor and simplifies the
>change back to the Rochester every two years to keep the State happy, since
>we also have a visual inspection besides the tail pipe sniff. The knock
>sensor and control combination allow me to advance and "get on the step"
>when cruising. or take care of elevation and gas changes. BTW the MSD timing
>control simply connects in parallel to the distributor module wires so any
>failure allows you to run under stock timing.
>Badges-sorry-computer, I don't need no stinking computer--except to keep
>current with the world.
>Frank Condos
>Ahwahnee, CA
>
>
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