Hello, I just finished using a dynamic timing light on my 235. I've seen before that I should time it to 0 degrees tdc but when I was doing my timing it ran smoother and had a faster idle at 10deg (with vacuum disconnected). What should our engines be timed to? Does 10 deg perform better at higher speeds than 0 deg also? Or only at idle? Last does the timing wire connect to the first cylinders plug wire?
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