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Could anyone out there tell me the correct ignition timing degree for a 1981 (BTDC)? My sticker is not in the engine compartment and do not have a manual on hand. I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance, George
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I guess the guys with the manuals are not working the weekend.
Stay tuned. They will be here soon.
My guess is 6 degrees, but that is strictly a guess.


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I'mma thinking it's 6 too...might be 8. I'll have to dig around to see if I have the info here. Perhaps another member will have it handy.

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I went out to the garage this morning and looked at the emission sticker on the old OEM hood.
It listed 6 degrees @ 700 rpm - manual trans.
According to the label. You need to unplug the 4 wire connector at the distributor, set the timing, then reconnect it.
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