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LifeGuard

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What are the consequences if you litle move the backplate in ignition trigger?
Is this a kind of ignition advance?


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AL-58

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LifeGuard wrote:What are the consequences if you litle move the backplate in ignition trigger?
Is this a kind of ignition advance?
It is the ignition advance adjustment, you can move it but obviously some care is required.

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