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Re: 37 Packard V12 2/4
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Late timing would allow the plugs to run hotter than normal, which might give them the appearance of plugs that had run lean.


Why is this?

Posted on: 6/28 7:34
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Re: 37 Packard V12 2/4
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Higher heat will tend to burn off deposits, as will a lean mixture. Late timing allows combustion chamber surfaces to run hotter, especially the exhaust valves.

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