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May 19th 07, 05:10 AM
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Proping Question
"Morgans" wrote in message news  "Robert M. Gary" wrote Running backwards for any length of time given the timing of the spark. Usually you would expect the spark between 8-15 degress past TDC (to allow the rod to move out and be ready to push down). if it ran backwards, each ignition would be working against the engine. Are you saying that a Model-T is timed at 8-15 degrees past Top Dead Center? I hope so, because that sure is not reality for modern engines. -- Jim in NC They have manual spark advance. At start up and full retard you are at TDC give or take a couple of degrees. 
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