July 30, 201016 yr comment_455692 thanks taz all help apreciated Sorry... Got a link for the manual, I'll have a look over it? This is a question. Punctuation can make all the difference..... my bad. Report
July 30, 201016 yr Author comment_455703 i can't find link atm maybe google msd6btm hope this helps Report
July 30, 201016 yr comment_455707 http://www.msdignition.com/uploadedFiles/M...ions%281%29.pdf Maybe Report
August 2, 201016 yr comment_456296 There isn't really a lot of helpful info on that link for the btm I just found this one the MSD website, click on downloads and there's a sheet there about setting the increments, again not overly helpful. http://www.msdignition.com/Products/Igniti...ing_Master.aspx Might be a really stupid question, but have you run a boost/vacuum line to the spiggot on the MSD box? Cause it can't retard timing if it can't see boost! Report
August 2, 201016 yr Author comment_456314 there are no stupid questions yep its hooked up its only conected to the rear inlet manifold pipe (# 4 cyl) when valves are shut and cylinder is combusting air will build up pressure in manifold runner pipe then valve opens and pressure drops would this affect the psi ? ive got a feeling that the 2nd gasket i blew was because i ran over a stick and boost/vac come of (maybe) i dident get any other paperwork with msd unit other than the above download and a 1 page addendum for the btm model steps 12&3 mounting step 4 conect 1/8 tube to msd spigot and route to a port on intake manifold cheers Report
August 2, 201016 yr comment_456322 Vac/boost line coming from #4 won't be a problem. The whole manifold is still under boost pressure. :lolcry: Just try pulling the idle timing back to about 8* (with vac advance disconnected) and wind the btm up to 3* per psi with the next HG and see how you go. Report
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