Advance the timing before TDC. Why?

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I was astounded to learn that total advance on G3 hemis is about half what a typical wedge head wants.

Same reason the Gen1 and 2 Hemis can run on pump gas at higher compression ratios. The chambers are that efficient.
 
Hello guys. My question is to learn the purpose of what I did.
This is the engine; 318ci, bored .020 over, stock pistons, 302 heads decked to 58cc (ported), Edelbrock Performer intake (ported), Edelbrock 1406 600cfm Carb, Comp cam XE262H Duration 262/270, Lift .462/.470, stock distributor

It was recommended I advance the timing on the engine when I tune it. Stock tune is 0 degrees, or TDC. I've tuned it to about 9 degrees before TDC.

Why do I want it tuned that way?
Still related to ignition. What would you suggest for a distributor to replace stock?
Hello guys. My question is to learn the purpose of what I did.
This is the engine; 318ci, bored .020 over, stock pistons, 302 heads decked to 58cc (ported), Edelbrock Performer intake (ported), Edelbrock 1406 600cfm Carb, Comp cam XE262H Duration 262/270, Lift .462/.470, stock distributor

It was recommended I advance the timing on the engine when I tune it. Stock tune is 0 degrees, or TDC. I've tuned it to about 9 degrees before TDC.

Why do I want it tuned that way?
Still related to ignition. What would you suggest for a distributor to replace stock?

Do u lead a quail or shoot straight at it ? Do u throw a football at the guy w/o leading him ? If u dont , you will throw behind him .
 
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