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#1609713 08/18/2026 6:26 PM
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Anyone know some guidelines for timing a propane engine? I know they have to be advanced over gasoline but I don't know how much. Furthermore, I am sure it would vary with the engine. This is on a 396, unsure of the exact year but sometime in the 60s. It is completely stock.

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Several years ago, there was a discussion on propane conversions. Here is the final word:
https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...-propane-to-power-our-trucks#Post1483910


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