vvv90

O.k. I have read Lars' paper on proper timing, and I think I understand how to do this, but what I don't understand is what's REALLY going on physically with my engine when I'm doing this.

I like to get very detailed when it comes to understanding the mechanics and underpinnings of things. I want to actually understand what's going on here. Some of the terminology I just don't "GET" if you know what I mean. I want to know the details and the physics of everything. I understand this may be mechanics 101 layman stuff, but I've not had to get this detailed before. If I have to learn some of the basics, I welcome it.

Any resource would help, Web, books, etc...

Thanks!


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Jack71

The Doctors Step by Step Guide to Optimizing your Ignition.

The first chapter covers the theory of iginition...

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...books&n=507846

vvv90

Whoa! $50! Looks good, anything uhhh, cheaper/free? :D

Thanks for the resource :cheers:

pws69

There is no better source to get a better, more thorough understanding of what Lars has written than Lars!! Bottomless pit of ever enriching detail.

Send him an EMail and I'm sure he will satisfy your every curiosity... well.....

cardo0

:nono: I just got my latest edition of DR. Jacobs from Summit $20. They did have to back order it for me - couple months. And you will want your own copy for reference. :yesnod:

Barry's70LT1

http://www.custompistols.com/cars/ar...ion_timing.htm
http://www.centuryperformance.com/timing.asp
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...ition/CDI.HTML
http://www.icarumba.com/cobrands/con...a_ignition.asp