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Posted by Bradford253 on December 10, 2004 at 07:45:32 from (209.163.19.222):
I am having the followinig trouble with my Super H: When I pull the trottle back the engine wants to kill. If I push the throttle forward it will recover. It also wants to kill if any load is applied to the engine. I have changed the points, condenser, rotor, plug wires and have put a kit in the carb. My latest theory is that the springs in the distributor are not allowing the spark to advance quick enouph. When I took them out I noticed that they were not a matched set. One is larger diameter and weeker than the other. Should they be a matched set? I read on here that you could use springs from a Chevy recurve kit, but those springs seem to short. Can one of you experts give me some advise? Thanks in advance,
Brad
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