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[screamn 2]

I'm more concerned of the improper use of the word "too" !

Me "Also"...

 

[screamn 2]

So is there any gain in shift the coil and flywheel within the limits if the holes in the coil? Should be very minimal movement I would think.

Note: I don't have a Briggs FW handy, But...on a Clone, (1) degree of timing at the Coil is .058x on the flywheel. JMO

 

[Lo206#4]

.058x?

Scream 2
I am not certain what you mean by .058x in your post. My guess is that you are saying one degree on a clone equal .058 inches on the circumference of the flywheel. Is that correct. I apologize for my confusion. Thanks for the information and help. I have learned a wealth of information on the website.

 

[Ted Tucholski]

All the way to the left vs right is worth 1/2 degree. I would move it left.

 

[alvin l nunley]

Using my CAD/CAM program I find that with;
5 inch flywheel, 1 degree of rotation equals .0463"
5.5 .0478"
6.0 .0524"
6.5 .0567"
7.0 .0611"