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#935696 04/14/2013 3:48 PM
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right now i have the BB just below the pointer about 1/8 it seems to have more power and starts real well

thanks


1958 chevy biscayne
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2 speed PG tranny
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the BB isn't microscopically placed, many people run them not exactly on the BB. Check out the tech tip for using a vacuum gauge to set timing, I haven't tried it personally, my truck runs just fine on the BB.

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As long as it runs good and starts good when hot try it some.


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