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What is the point gap setting for a 1969 AMC V8?

What is the point gap setting?

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Generally speaking we look for 30 degrees dwell,but setting the point gap at 18 thousands of an inch work well,then adjust the timing. dwell changes timing but timing does not change dwell,so adjust the points first then set the timing

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SOURCE: distributor settings for a 1969 grand pre?

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I believe the points setting is around 0.016'' for these engines.

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SOURCE: where is the num. one cyl.on the distrbutor cap on

Number one on the cap is anywhere you want to start number one. As long as the firing order is in the correct order.

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