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  1. 05-10-2016, 12:28 AM #1
    nucleonic
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    1968 911L - distributor ?

    greetings.... my apologies if this has been covered a zillion times previously.

    i have a super swell 1968 911L ..... i have had a tune up and a fuel system over-haul in the last year, though i still seem to be experiencing some hesitation when i floor it. (my 356 doesnt do this, so i assume we can convince my 911 to behave similarly)

    oddly, with more use it seems to be getting better.... if i am a bit slower and steady on the throttle it is nothing short of thrilling, though i know the car can do better.

    i have come to the conclusion that i most likely need to have the distributor re-built. sticky advance ?

    any opinions and feedback is welcome.

    thank you !
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    More driving "tune ups" keeping this in mind.

    Hesitation will a carburetor tuning issue.
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