Distributor Recurve in Albury

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Albury Distributor Recurve

When it comes to older or modified vehicles, factory ignition timing rarely gives you the best performance. That’s where a distributor recurve comes in.

At Steve’s Service Centre in Albury, we fine-tune mechanical and vacuum advance curves to match your engine’s needs, helping it run smoother, respond faster, and burn fuel more efficiently. From classic cars to high-performance builds, we adjust timing advance to suit your setup—whether you’ve changed the camshaft, run a higher octane fuel, or just want better drivability.

Our team uses a mix of hands-on experience and timing equipment to set precise curves for everyday use or performance driving. We can inspect, test and adjust the distributor using reliable processes that ensure consistent, measurable results across a wide RPM range.

Give us a ring on 02 6043 1448 to book a recurve or find out if your distributor setup can benefit from a timing upgrade.

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Tailored Tuning for Modified Ignition Systems

Every engine responds differently to ignition timing, and the factory curve doesn’t always suit real-world conditions. That’s why a custom distributor recurve can make such a noticeable difference.

We assess each setup individually, factoring in your compression, cam profile, fuel type, and even how you drive day to day. It’s a great way to improve throttle response, eliminate flat spots and stop annoying pinging under load.

This isn’t just a one-size-fits-all job. It’s technical work backed by expert knowledge, careful testing, and a commitment to precision. We use proper test benches, match spring weights and set advance curves that make your ignition system work the way it should.

Whether you're working on a restored classic or a weekend track car, you’ll notice the improvement immediately.

FAQ

What does a distributor recurve do?

How can I tell if my engine needs a distributor recurve?

Is a recurve only for performance cars?