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First of all let me say that I know the whole ugly story about the 009 dizzy as it relates to VW buses. I ripped the one of of my 71 Westy as soon as I found the stock 205Q at a swap meet. But what about T3 engines? I am working on a 1600 dual carb engine from 67? squareback. It had the wrong distributor, one from a split window beetle if my references are correct. I want to replace this dizzy mostly because i am having a heck of a time finding the correct points and condensor. I have a couple of other 205x dizzy's as spares for my bus, and I thought I would try one of these just to see if it would work. However TDC, on the engine does not correlate to where TDC should be on these dizzys (rotor lined up with notch in the case ) and the size of the vacuum can restricts rotation of the dizzy in the tight space enough to where it cannot turn far enough to correlate with TDC on the engine. So is there any way to make one of these dizzies work? (I know the vacuum curves will be slighly differnt, but I think I can adjust timing enough to off-set this). And if NOT, what about the 009 in a T3 engine? I understand the hesitation problems it created in my bus 1600 with the 34pict3 carb, but are the problems as pronounced with the T3 setup? Thanks & PEACE! John Baker ------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <type3-off@vwtype3.org> For more help, see http://vwtype3.org/list/