check that out.
Ok, im having a bit of trouble figuring out how to get a reliable spark on my Weber'd 4AGE. I can't use a standard 4AGE dizzy as it has no advance mechanism and i would have to buy a few different MSD products to create my own timing curve. I also do not want to run static timing even though i have read that it works ok. Another option is to get a 4K distributor and adapt it to fit, even though it's points, coil i think.
However i was thinking that maybe a 4AFC distributor might work, i know i may have to make an adaptor and change the gear. I presume that it has an advance mechanism and maybe vac. advance as it is a carby motor? or is this not the case?
Has anyone done any research on this or has got a Carby 4AGE and can help me out?
Thanks Daniel
check that out.
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Their new site is under development
yeah i just tried it...
anyway its an ignition only computer that will run from the stock dizzy. theyre about $300.
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That sounds alright. So i presume it allows you to create you own timing curve or program at what rpm you want it to start and stop advancing the timing?
Is the 4AF dizzy electronic?
a 4ae dizzy maybe?
not sure if the shart will be the same or not
If you want to run a Toyota style mechanical advance electronic dizzy, you have to swap some parts around. Try collecting these things if you can:
4K-E dizzy
2T-GEU dizzy
FWD Holden Gemini dizzy (also Nippon Denso, same parts)
Holden Shuttle igniter and coil (also Denso, plugs right into 2T-GEU dizzy)
Take a good look at your parts. You may have to swap a pinion onto another shaft.
i had my 4ac running a electronic dizzy no problem.still have it not sure what its from tho. i will have a look later to see what it is.i know this dizzy is used to run a carby 4ag because that was what it was from previously. i will try to find out for you
Cheers mate. Where can i source a 4K-E or 4A-E Dizzy? I can't imagine there are many of those motors around.
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