Big shots inside! 250+ Whats your setup?
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Big shots inside! 250+ Whats your setup?
What is your set up?
Mine
Motor: 427 sleeved ls2 10.5CR
Tranny: Built M6
Kit: NX Fogger four noids (high pressure)
Shot: 300 on a FJO progressive
Fuel: stand alone by nitrous outlet (high pressure)
Plugs: NGK TR8's
Timing: 18 degrees
Buttom/Switch: WOT under peddle
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Motor: 427 sleeved ls2 10.5CR
Tranny: Built M6
Kit: NX Fogger four noids (high pressure)
Shot: 300 on a FJO progressive
Fuel: stand alone by nitrous outlet (high pressure)
Plugs: NGK TR8's
Timing: 18 degrees
Buttom/Switch: WOT under peddle
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I do understand that aspect of it, but my concern was with the jets being so small on the fuel side I worry about something getting in one of them and clogging it up and then having a really bad day.
With that type of shot I'd still be flowing the fuel system to verify the pressure with it.
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I do understand that aspect of it, but my concern was with the jets being so small on the fuel side I worry about something getting in one of them and clogging it up and then having a really bad day.
With that type of shot I'd still be flowing the fuel system to verify the pressure with it.
With that type of shot I'd still be flowing the fuel system to verify the pressure with it.
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Motor: STP 347ci, Stock Block and Crank, Scat Rods and Diamond Pistons
Tranny: TH400
Kit: NOS NOSzle Kit
Shot: 275, all at once
Fuel: stand alone by Solid-Technology.com (low pressure)
Plugs: NGK TR8's
Timing: 16 degrees
Button/Switch: Nitro Dave's Window/WOT Switch
Tranny: TH400
Kit: NOS NOSzle Kit
Shot: 275, all at once
Fuel: stand alone by Solid-Technology.com (low pressure)
Plugs: NGK TR8's
Timing: 16 degrees
Button/Switch: Nitro Dave's Window/WOT Switch
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I've been saying it for a while now.... there isnt much power in timing, the right A/F has alot more power than a couple degrees of timing. The problem is when you start to get the A/F close to right is when the timing will melt your ****!
Good luck to those of you running rich tune ups with alot of timing.
Run the car with 2-3 degrees out and I bet it doesnt slow down. Then leave the timing out and take some fuel away and watch it go faster.
IMO TR8's are not cold enough for a 300 shot.
I'm at a 350 shot and running NGK 11's .... hell I'd run 12's if they made them. lol
Good luck to those of you running rich tune ups with alot of timing.
Run the car with 2-3 degrees out and I bet it doesnt slow down. Then leave the timing out and take some fuel away and watch it go faster.
IMO TR8's are not cold enough for a 300 shot.
I'm at a 350 shot and running NGK 11's .... hell I'd run 12's if they made them. lol