Rightio it seems I have ressolved the issue of the kinglead shorting out on the coil, but now I have an issue with timing.
When under load it seems to be pinking or sounds like it.
So should hte timing be set as per a CT or should it be set as per a 1600 Beetle? It has beetle pistons, barrels and heads fitted?
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Andrew
1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
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1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
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Re: 1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
Depends what distributor you have fitted.
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Re: 1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
It still has the standard Ct dizzy twin vacum one, sorry don't know the part numbers but it is the original one for a CT engine
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Re: 1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
Then it would be the same at 5 deg after TDC unless you have altered the compression ratio.
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Re: 1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
ahhhh RE: your other post Andy!....bigherb wrote:Then it would be the same at 5 deg after TDC unless you have altered the compression ratio.
did you put the spacers on the the barrels to head and at the base of the barrels also? as said if it's over compressing then that would cause pinking
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Re: 1.6ct Aircooled timing (beetle heads)
No spaers needed or so I am told by vw heritage
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1600 CT Aircooled life certainly isn't in the fast lane
The car in front is my crumple zone
1600 CT Aircooled life certainly isn't in the fast lane
The car in front is my crumple zone