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Old 09-14-2014, 03:04 PM
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Think it would be a good idea to take maybe .5-1* of timing out of the problem cylinders just for safety purposes? I have 4 corner cooling hooked-up already and ring gap .002 bigger on #7. Will eventually run about 16psi and water injection. I figure I wouldnt even feel that 1* missing back there but would appreciate an extra cushion.
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Just lower timing everywhere. Baby soft.
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Why not try to get the fueling right to all of the cylinders?
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Why not try to get the fueling right to all of the cylinders?
Tell me how I can do that from home.
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With 8 wideband and 8 egt probes...lol



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