NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
As I see it, what’s $17 and a little self trial and error before dropping a few hundred for a more professional tuning?
City Racer Dizzy or Jim C recurve? (1 Viewer)
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- #22
Agreed. I have a spare 60, if I kill this dizzy somehow, I do have a spare right there. . I think Ima try both and see what I like more, I have 30 days to return the CR one if it doesn't work out or if I like my custom recurve more.
NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
You won’t kill it. I have a spare too. How’s the advancer pot? Do both ports hold vac?
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- #24
according to my hazard freight vac pump, yes, pumped it two or three times then waited about 30 seconds on each, didn’t lose any vac
NeverGiveUpYota
Dare me.
Then add a bushing and new springs and call it done. Easy job.
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- #26
City racer got back to me pretty fast- to go the points distributor, you have to add a ballast in between the ignition switch and the coil to drop it down to 6v, and recommended 90919-04027 for that. I have no desire to get into my wiring harness, I'm returning it and picking up a recurve kit. Wish me luck!
fast edit: Mr Cr emailed my midnight email back within ten minutes to say he'd cancel the order, and added that you just attach it from the igniter, no getting into the harness. If ya come prepared and pick up the ballast and a new dist clamp, this should be a simple swap, in case anyone in the future is reading this thread.
fast edit: Mr Cr emailed my midnight email back within ten minutes to say he'd cancel the order, and added that you just attach it from the igniter, no getting into the harness. If ya come prepared and pick up the ballast and a new dist clamp, this should be a simple swap, in case anyone in the future is reading this thread.
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