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Posted By Eddie Paskey 17 Years Ago
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Eddie: I can't find a Crane kit for what you want - but like Charlie....I think I've seen one before. I know there is one for the electronic Ford distributor - but the one for points????

Summit sells an adjustable vacuum pot for the later Ford point distributor made by "Standard Motor Products" which is part number VC-192 (or SMP-VC-192 in the Summit listing). Its $29.95 - or you might find a local "Standard" parts outfit with a lower price. It adjusts by sticking a 7/32 hex wrench down the open vacuum port to engage a socket set-screw inside. Turning it CCW reduces travel of the vacuum pot and CW increases it.

The earlier one has a thin 5/8-3/4 hex nut on the internally threaded entrance to the vacuum pot - if you take it out there are shims in there to load the spring for the vacuum pot. changing shims will change the total vacuum advance and the rate of change. 

Mr Gasket sells a set of lightweight Ford distributor springs for this application as part number 925D.

Find a local guy with a Sun distributor machine to set this thing up for you.

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 Steve Metzger       Tucson, Arizona

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Thanks Charlie--  I'll keep Looking     Appreciate quick response!!

Eddie

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I thought Crane Cams made an adjustable vacuum advance which also came with a small assortment of springs for the mechanical advance. A brief search turns up nothing, though. I'm sure that is what I'm using.


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Good mornin;;   Does anyone know where to get a recurve kit or what springs for a 57 dist??   Many thanks for the explantions on timing,  Will be putting miine to manifold vac.  Great thread!!!   All you guys are soooo  cool.  Many-many Thanks

God Bless

Eddie

Lake Forest, Ca. 92630



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