Another Tune up Question
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Another Tune up Question
I am in the middle of a major tune up, replaced everything. I have a question about the Vacuum advance can. What is the coorect one for my car. I have:
1969
350 / 300hp
with a mild cam (according to previous owner) whatever that means
The advance that is on there now is stamped with a 350
The one I bought from local corvette store is B10
According to one of Lar's papers, my car should have a B9, There is no B10 listed.
Is a B10 ok to put on?
1969
350 / 300hp
with a mild cam (according to previous owner) whatever that means
The advance that is on there now is stamped with a 350
The one I bought from local corvette store is B10
According to one of Lar's papers, my car should have a B9, There is no B10 listed.
Is a B10 ok to put on?
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From: Lakeland Florida
Hello,
I did not see a B10 on my parts list either. I found a B1 which lists a 1969 or 1970 corvette engine. The paper shows the B9 can is used except for high performance.
P/N ID# Starts @ “Hg Max Adv(Distr. Degrees @ “Hg.)
VC1605 B9 7-9 10.3 @ 16-18
1965 327 All Exc. FI
1969 327 Camaro, Chevelle, Impala
1969-70 Corvette 350 Exc. High Perf.
VC680 B1 1959 – 63 8-11 8 @ 16-18
1969 Corvette 427 High Perf.
1969 Corvette 350 TI
1970 Corvette 350 High Perf.
kdf
I did not see a B10 on my parts list either. I found a B1 which lists a 1969 or 1970 corvette engine. The paper shows the B9 can is used except for high performance.
P/N ID# Starts @ “Hg Max Adv(Distr. Degrees @ “Hg.)
VC1605 B9 7-9 10.3 @ 16-18
1965 327 All Exc. FI
1969 327 Camaro, Chevelle, Impala
1969-70 Corvette 350 Exc. High Perf.
VC680 B1 1959 – 63 8-11 8 @ 16-18
1969 Corvette 427 High Perf.
1969 Corvette 350 TI
1970 Corvette 350 High Perf.
kdf
