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Doctor's Step-By-Step Guide to Optimizing Your Ignition


The Greatly Revised and Expanded The Doctor's Step-By-Step Guide to Optimizing Your Ignition (How to get maximum performance, power and economy from your electronic or breaker-point ignition system, Insider's information on dyno & track custom optimum tuning; troubleshooting & repairs; how to read sparkplugs, etc.

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