I for the life of me don’t know why I didn’t go to the mopar manual sooner. Honestly I don’t think i ever really dove into the ignition section of the book since I’ve been using the no vacuum advance msd for 20 years. Lol
@@sandozman6085 most people thinking vacuum advance is not needed but on a street driven car it is essential to know how it works it can save gas and spark plugs and give you very peppy car with great throttle response. And every engine combination is different so you need to know how too adjust the curve.
Cool interesting subject that most people can barely understand so I enjoyed listening to your thoughts on the subject.. I to have the same book.
I for the life of me don’t know why I didn’t go to the mopar manual sooner.
Honestly I don’t think i ever really dove into the ignition section of the book since I’ve been using the no vacuum advance msd for 20 years. Lol
@@sandozman6085 most people thinking vacuum advance is not needed but on a street driven car it is essential to know how it works it can save gas and spark plugs and give you very peppy car with great throttle response. And every engine combination is different so you need to know how too adjust the curve.
@@moparnut6286 yes i agree completely. The vacuum advance is highly misunderstood, and yet extremely beneficial in the tuning realm.