Posted by Jim Becker on August 01, 2009 at 17:16:36 from (173.57.155.52):
In Reply to: distributor plates posted by Charles E. McNelly III on August 01, 2009 at 16:38:14:
The shaft (with the attached plate) determines the maximum advance. Changing springs alters how quickly (at what speed) it will advance. A 240 should have a type X distributor, with a 30L shaft. A 340 with flat top pistons uses the same. With Fire Crater pistons, the 340 uses an AE distributor, limited to 25 degrees. AE also uses different springs, but I don't know how different.
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