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Old 06-07-2008, 08:15 AM
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I was wondering who has the best idea for pulling timing with a wet kit after the throttle body?
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The IAT (with pcm table work) or timing tricker mod.
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Timing Tuner, Timing Twister, Interface by HSW, a nitrous tune, or as stated above the IAT works great also.
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Get a timing tuner or a nitrous tune. I took the latter of the two myself. I think you lose a whopping 5 hp backing off 3 or 4 degrees. Not enough to notice IMO. Depending on what size shot your running you could probably just run stock timing. Just make sure your not getting any knock retard.
Edit: If your just spraying a 125 shot on that T/A and those mods I would say your fine.
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I went the timing tuner route I figure later down the road when I have more mods the 5-6 degree's I pull for the 150 or even 200 shot might be worth quite a few ponies




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