i was just wondering if any 1 knows the points gap for the 4.2L petrol GQ 88
and what timming it should run
didnt see anything in there about carbie tuning eather.. any info would be apreachated
also wondering what sort of few econemy are people getting...
last fuel stop i got 267km out of 56 L ( i did playi nthe mud for a few hr tho )
but still i got told my mates GQ got 480 in town and 650ks down free way
give or take 30ks
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just a few GQ questions not in bible...
just a few GQ questions not in bible...
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GQ TB42 Carby,
Ignition timing: 9 -11 deg @ 600-700 RPM (with the dissy vac line disconnected and plugged)
Spark plug leads max resistance: 30k ohm
Point gap: 0.45-0.55 mm
Dwell angle: 34-40 deg
Spark plug type and gap: NGK BP5ES @ 0.8 -0.9 mm
Idle mixture: 1.0 -2.0 % CO
Valve clearances (motor hot): 0.38mm
Ignition timing: 9 -11 deg @ 600-700 RPM (with the dissy vac line disconnected and plugged)
Spark plug leads max resistance: 30k ohm
Point gap: 0.45-0.55 mm
Dwell angle: 34-40 deg
Spark plug type and gap: NGK BP5ES @ 0.8 -0.9 mm
Idle mixture: 1.0 -2.0 % CO
Valve clearances (motor hot): 0.38mm
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