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Mark, those specs are setting up the distributor on a distributor machine, so the specs are distributor degrees. You are correct, they should be doubled at the crankshaft.
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Only the engine RPM is double. The advance is the same on the crank but note it is distributor RPM which is turning at half the speed of the crank. NOTE: it says 6-7 degrees at 600rpm. That is 1200 engine RPM but still 6-7 degrees on the crank.
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Only the engine RPM is double. The advance is the same on the crank but note it is distributor RPM which is turning at half the speed of the crank. NOTE: it says 6-7 degrees at 600rpm. That is 1200 engine RPM but still 6-7 degrees on the crank. It's 12-14 degrees at the damper, The degrees are doubled also.
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Are you sure? That would equate to a total advance of nearly 70 degrees when adding the centrifugal, vacuum, and initial advance to it as well.
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