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01-19-2006, 05:24 AM
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HEI Advance curve--Need part numbers
I have searched, and I found a chart posted on this site for HEI centrifugal advance curves based on using different center plates with weights marked "139".
What I want to know is: What are the part numbers (and sources) for the various center plates? That chart I found is at http://216.178.81.108/forums/showthr...=Advance+Curve : Centerplate=======Weights=======Dist.Degrees 368=================139=============10====== 406=================139=============12====== 349=================139=============15+===== 371=================139==============9====== 489=================139==============14===== 375=================139==============13+==== 364=================139==============12===== 397=================139==============12===== 370=================139==============12===== 346=================139==============11===== 396=================139==============11.5=== 398=================139==============10.25== 383=================139==============12===== Weights are easy: Any NAPA store can get you the 139 weights: Order DP115. Weight pivot pins are DP109, the little plastic pivot bushings are DP112. |
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