The initial timing for a 1972 small-block Chevy (SBC) 350 engine is typically set between 4 to 12 degrees before top dead center (BTDC) when using a vacuum advance. However, the optimal timing can vary based on engine modifications, fuel type, and overall engine condition. It's best to consult the specific vehicle's service manual or timing specifications for precise settings. Adjustments may be made based on performance preferences and engine tuning.
8-10 degrees
12 degrees btdc
350 small block Chevy Bored .030 over Lunati Bracket Master 2 Cam 292/480 3998993 72-73_307/350_76cc chambers Heads Gm Aluminum 4 Barrel Intake - 14014432 (Corvette) 80_L48 and the L82 Accel High proformance HEI distributor Accel HEI Super Coil I need To know where to set the timing?
72% of 350 = 72% * 350 = 0.72 * 350 = 252
what should timing be set at on 72 1 ton 350 dump has 350 4 barrel carb I believe 4 bolt main
72 x 350 = 25200 72% x 350 = 252
8 degrees before top dead center.
8 degrees before top dead center.
350 minus 72 is 278.
The answer to 72 times 350 equals 25,200. This is a math problem.
72/100 x 350 = 252
20.57%