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Y block firing order

Posted By yblock55 14 Years Ago
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The Y block has about the best firing order there is. On a Chevy, it's the 4/7 swap which give it the Y block and flathead firing order. It requires a different cam. You can't just swap the plug wires. They have to do it to make more power.


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I have readed the Y block firing order change topic. If i remember right the question in the topic was how to change the firing order on the y block to the gm firing order (Later firing orders). Well, i have a question in the other direction. Does it work to change the firing order on gm engines to the Y firing order ? And in that case, how does it work out ? What have to be done ? Is there some where else on the web i can read more about this theme, it realy was interesting to read, and i want to learn more about it.



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