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E 15 dizzy with A series drive
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Got this do at work today, just have to mod the mounting

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holeshot
Posted: 2004/7/16 10:43  Updated: 2004/7/16 10:43
Home away from home
Joined: 2003/4/29
From: GOLD COAST AUZ
Posts: 360
 Re: E 15 dizzy with A series drive
The hold down tab on the E15 dizzy will have to be shorten and a pice welded to it on the back side for it to go onto the A dizzy base plate.The vac/advance pot will fowl on the head if you dont.Have a few trial fits before you cut or drill/tap it.Then if that is to hard, unbolt the pot and advance the the dizzy to 10 deg.If you use AV/GAS up to 19 deg advance will still work fine.Must look at mine and do it better.

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who_your_datty_1200
Posted: 2004/7/16 10:52  Updated: 2004/7/16 10:52
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 Re: E 15 dizzy with A series drive
Thanks mate, I am going to have a trail fitting tomorrow

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holeshot
Posted: 2004/7/16 11:12  Updated: 2004/7/16 11:12
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Joined: 2003/4/29
From: GOLD COAST AUZ
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 Re: E 15 dizzy with A series drive
It is not a clear pic but take a look a ( back from the dead ) in some of my pic.Do a search at left.That is the one I set up years ago

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shoom
Posted: 2004/7/16 17:08  Updated: 2004/7/16 17:08
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Joined: 2002/8/19
From: Perth, West Aussie
Posts: 324
 Re: E 15 dizzy with A series drive
and all I did after that was cut off the original adjustment plate and smooth it off on the bench grinder. then got the original A series plate which is the same diameter of the E15 stem, drilled and tapped a hole which was conveniently already marked with a grey dot from factory somehow. After that I took the vacuum advance and cut off the outlet tube , then took a micro irrigation 90 degree elbow with one end cut down which I attached with some strong marine epoxy. so far I havent had any problems with the unit. (although I have a spare vac advance incase anything goes wrong)