Electronic Distributors From Rick Ehrenberg

Well see here's the thing.....a "performance" curve includes "some way" to limit total mechanical timing. You cannot do that with sprAngs. Don Gould has the only way I know of with the FBO limiter plate. 8* is well within a stock HP range. Not so good with long durations and tight lobe centers. All springs do is change what RPM the advance maxes out. They don't limit the advance. You need to limit it for a true HP curve for a true HP engine with more compression and lots of duration. Big duration cams always want more initial. Cranking up initial without a limiter on the mechanical makes for too much total.
I'm wondering if I have the same one as in that post I got it a year ago and it said it had an advanced curve that was all in by 1800.. I don't recall reading it recommended to be installed at 8 degrees is that's definitely not enough initial timing. But it's possible. Edited his sales ad in his selling the same crap as the one listed in the original post... I guess the only way I'll know is to get the light map it out. Thanks Brother