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rotorwrench · 06-01-2022, 11:45 AM

We all live and learn. I always figure an admitted mistake will not be repeated and admire the person a bit more for the admission. We've all been there. I know a lot more about ignition systems now than I did when I was younger and less educated.

Folks do have to develop a harder skin when posting on forums. Not everyone sees things the same way. I try to approach everything with certain amount civility so that I will get the same in return but I don't expect it in every case.

A lot of the new replacement breaker point sets are not made right and don't evenly match the oposite point as they should. I'm still using a set that I purchased back in the 80s since the last set I purchased were not usable without modifying the breaker plate.

06-01-2022, 11:45 AM	#11
rotorwrench Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 16,436	Re: Effect of too large point gap We all live and learn. I always figure an admitted mistake will not be repeated and admire the person a bit more for the admission. We've all been there. I know a lot more about ignition systems now than I did when I was younger and less educated. Folks do have to develop a harder skin when posting on forums. Not everyone sees things the same way. I try to approach everything with certain amount civility so that I will get the same in return but I don't expect it in every case. A lot of the new replacement breaker point sets are not made right and don't evenly match the oposite point as they should. I'm still using a set that I purchased back in the 80s since the last set I purchased were not usable without modifying the breaker plate.