point gap

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  1. Bluenotes

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    Anyone know what the point gap setting should be for a 62 Comet Custom with a straight 6cyl. 170? Thanks
     
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    Thanks, is that the same for a in line 6 cyl
     
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    The point gap is only a starting point. To actually set em correctly, you also need a dwell meter. The dwell setting is the thing you need to get right. The gap setting only gets you close.
     
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