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No power when the temp rises? You're not going to lose that much power from a bad temp compensator. If you want to disable it just turn the spring over. It will just close more tightly as the temp rises.
Your hot oil pressure should be about 10lbs at idle and around 50lbs at 2500 rpm. If it's lower than that you should suspect the main bearings as well as the oil pump.
Check for a strong spark at high temp. I know you just fixed the ignition, but whenever I have a problem it is always the last thing I "fixed".
Kurt