100 shot & tune?
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100 shot & tune?
Ok, i'm thinking i might just get me one of those new sniper EFI kits, just wondering where i should have my total timing set at & WOT A/F for 100 shot, will 32* total & 12.8 be fine on 91 octane, because thats all i can get around here, & will the NGK 3403s be ok, i would run alittle unleaded race fuel if needed, but i was told it'll mess with the 02s, is this true?
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If you're running a wet kit, and only 100 horse power, you don't need any tuning, just higher octane. Premium pump fuel MAY be sufficient. I've personally used a 150 shot of NX with 92 octane on my stock LT1 Corvette years ago without any issues; I only used 100 octane unleaded when I increased the jetting to 175 horse power, and the tune remained unchanged.
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If you're running a wet kit, and only 100 horse power, you don't need any tuning, just higher octane. Premium pump fuel MAY be sufficient. I've personally used a 150 shot of NX with 92 octane on my stock LT1 Corvette years ago without any issues; I only used 100 octane unleaded when I increased the jetting to 175 horse power, and the tune remained unchanged.
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Everybodys different, and has their opinions. So, it may depend on who you talk to and trust. I wouldn't run a stock pump, and I would mess with the tune..Otherwise you'll be running that HIGH priced octane on the street, just wasting it, when you dont really need it.