How come I can run 18-20 degrees of advance without pinging (much)?
I have an L20 with S2 dissy and recently have added 32/36DGAV
And I only use regular unleaded.

Nick
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> >     From: Terry Rudd 
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> >     Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 9:53 PM
> >     Subject: RE: inlet manifold
> > 
> >     Kris,
> >      
> >     S1 Bluebird has about the largest runners and base holes of any of the L4 
>downdraft manis and a S2 Bluey could be the same but I don't know anything much about 
>the technical specs of them. There isn't much to be gained simply by fitting a larger 
>runner manifold unless the head ports are at least the same size, some A87 heads have 
>38mm ports. There are a few holes to weld up if you use a L20B mani as they have EGR 
>etc - not hard to do though.
> >      
> >     Usually a 32/36 will run well with 12-14 degrees of initial advance on the 
>Bluey S2 dizzy with vac advance connected and 96-98 octane so if it's not detonating 
>then it's pretty close to where the engine likes. Usually going up hill at around 
>4000 rpm at WOT in 3rd on a 40 degree day will sort it out.
> >      
> >     regards
> >     Terry
> >      
> >      
> >      
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> >     Sent: Tuesday, 30 July 2002 9:58 AM
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> >     Subject: inlet manifold
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >             Hi all,
> >                    I have a 32/36DGAV on a L16 manifold on my L18SSS engine and 
>seems too restrictive. I believe there is manifold from an L20B engine that is better 
>suited. The head is an A87 but i don`t know if it is the larger or smaller port head. 
>  Can someone tell me which car this manifold would be from please.
> >                 Also, i have the elec. dizzy and was wondering if i set the timing 
>at 14 deg BTDC will this provide too much total advance with the vac advance hooked 
>up? The car doesn`t ping though.  I have two timing marks on the front pulley, one 
>lines up with 0TDC and the other lines up with 15Deg BTDC is this the correct way to 
>set up the timing? I have never seen this before on a factory engine.
> >                       I use Caltex Vortex Premium 96 octane.
> >              Sorry for rambling on.
> >             Much appriecated,   
> >                                Kris.
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Title: RE: inlet manifold

Hey guys

Would one of these webers give better power/economy than a pair of SUs? Running on a L20B?

RG

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    From:   Kristian Walsham
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    Sent:   Wednesday, July 31, 2002 12:16 PM
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    Subject:        Re: inlet manifold

    Just a quick one Terry, is the standard�jetting on the 32/36DGAV on the rich side for the L18SSS considering it came from a two litre Cortina?


    Kris.

      ----- Original Message -----
      From: Terry Rudd
      To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
      Sent: Tuesday, July 30, 2002 9:53 PM
      Subject: RE: inlet manifold

      Kris,

      S1 Bluebird has about the largest runners and base holes of any of the L4 downdraft manis and a S2 Bluey could be the same but I don't know anything much about the technical specs of them. There isn't much to be gained simply by fitting a larger runner manifold unless the head ports are�at least the same size, some A87 heads have 38mm ports.�There are a few holes to weld up if you use a L20B mani as they have EGR etc - not hard to do though.


      Usually a 32/36 will run well with 12-14 degrees of initial advance on the Bluey S2�dizzy with vac advance connected�and 96-98 octane so if it's not detonating then it's pretty close to where�the engine likes. Usually going up hill at around 4000 rpm at WOT in 3rd on a 40 degree day will sort it out.


      regards
      Terry



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        Hi all,
        �������I have a 32/36DGAV on a L16�manifold on my L18SSS engine�and seems too restrictive. I believe there is manifold from an L20B engine that is better suited. The head is an A87 but i don`t know if�it is the larger or smaller port head. ��Can someone tell me which car this manifold�would be from please.

        ��� Also, i have the elec. dizzy and was wondering if i set the timing at 14 deg BTDC will this provide too much total advance with the vac advance hooked up? The car doesn`t ping though.� I have two timing marks on the front pulley, one lines up with 0TDC and the other lines up with 15Deg BTDC is this the�correct way to set up the timing? I have never seen this before on a factory engine.

        ��������� I use Caltex Vortex Premium 96 octane.
        �Sorry for rambling on.
        Much appriecated,��
        ������������������ Kris.

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