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    Posted: Yesterday at 4:30pm
where do i want to run my timing at 2000 rpm  g226 175 cam big valves big carb high ratio rockers  12.5 :1 compressoin  ,  just got it fired up last night on the fire mark on the flywheel have not started to tune it or put a timing light to it yet
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A dyno will tell you exactly where the sweet spot is. 
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
Real pullers don't have speed limits.
If you can't make it GO... make it SHINY
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no wheel dynos around and no pto ,  will use a vaccumm gauge timing light and a o2 sensor   was just looking for some closer paramiters          
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The flywheel should have had some extra marks added to it to make this easy. The "F" or "FIRE" mark is 30 degrees BTDC on a WC-WD-WD45.  So, it would have been pretty easy to make marks for 15 degrees (half-way between TDC and 30 BTDC) and 20 degrees BTDC. I'd guess you will be 20 to 22 degrees BTDC at full throttle. That's exactly where I would put it even before a Dyno test.
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AND USE AT LEAST 110 octane or better fuel !!!
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i got 110 in it  tomorrow i will get it at 22*  at 2000 rpm  and start working from thier
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I'd probably lean towards the 20 degree number to start.
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