What Makes the #7 Piston Weak?
Each injector? Usually run a -6an or -8an to each fuel rail with the regulator downstream of the rails. No fuel starvation and equitable ditribution on each side. The excess air to #7 and #8 is really unavoidable though.
Does anybody have the link to that Corral site? My wifes Aviator is at Lincoln now to have the driver head replaced because of a hot spot in #7 cylinder. I'd really like to find out what actually happened. Thanks
Originally Posted by bigdsz
Does anybody have the link to that Corral site? My wifes Aviator is at Lincoln now to have the driver head replaced because of a hot spot in #7 cylinder. I'd really like to find out what actually happened. Thanks
what if u put a wide band 02 on the 7 and 8 primaries and do the tune accrding to those af readings. or jus buy a sequential fuel injection ecu to richen those to cylinders up. i guess a different design of intake, still comnposit, is still waiting to be thought up. what about haveing the 7/8 ports a fraction smaller than the rest to compinsate for the lean condition? i dunno, therees gotta be a couple ways to "fix" it for the fi guys
Originally Posted by Reckless
That's a bad *** intake! Is that price in Autralian dollars? Hoping that comes out to about $300 US 

But if money is no object, one could:
1- Stuff a huge duration cam on a 106 lsa in an auto and it will purr like a 224/ 112
2- Eliminate #7 & #8 fuel starvation
3- Run some awsome trq and power
4- Kick some major *** at the track.
Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z







