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Point gap for 47 WC
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    Posted: 25 Jul 2012 at 9:08pm
I have a distributor on my WC and not a mag. What should the point gap be. I have seen in my manual it is .020 but like said i have a distributor so I looked up a WD and it said .022. Anybody want to set me strait on this issue? Thanks  
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I ALWAYS SET THEM AT .020 AND IT WORKS FINE
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.020 is the magic number.
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The way that workes for me is to use two feeler gauges, one .022 and one .018 -- when adjusted correctly the thinner one will go without resistance and the thicker one will be tight. HTH  Mark
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