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Old 06-02-2006 | 12:17 PM
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Those numbers are great. We are just intalled some 225's on our 408 and will start today. We also milled them to 59cc's. Hopefully we'll have some good numbers aswell.

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Old 06-02-2006 | 12:47 PM
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I always run 92 (thats all we have up here) anyway. Although, there are a few gas stations up here that sale 103 (I think thats what number it is) octane and I usually try to mix it in from time to time.
Hey, the Holiday station I go to in Bloomington has 93, you might want to check the Holidays around you. Might help your KR, nice numbers though.
Old 06-02-2006 | 12:49 PM
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I have a very similar setup but Im running an Ls6 manifold rather then the 90/90 and I made good numbers. I still need some tuning and a ported TB and I should see 450rwhp. The numbers in my sig are without and wideband tuning done.
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Originally Posted by 98RedZone
Hey, the Holiday station I go to in Bloomington has 93, you might want to check the Holidays around you. Might help your KR, nice numbers though.

With this crappy 10% ethonol stuff my tuner had to cut back timing by like 5-6* If I remember correctly we only got about 21* safely out of it, running 93
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Maybe the high compression and only 92 octane kept from running mor etiming I did however, during the tune, use the No-Ethanol based 92. I wanted to get tuned with 92 due to its at every station around. Although, today I mixed 110 and 92. Not that im getting it retuned but maybe run a little smoother.
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Originally Posted by DannoWS6
With this crappy 10% ethonol stuff my tuner had to cut back timing by like 5-6* If I remember correctly we only got about 21* safely out of it, running 93
Same here. I was shooting for 400 rwhp and got 393 rwhp, not sure how much if any that had to do with the ethynol.
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Same here. I was shooting for 400 rwhp and got 393 rwhp, not sure how much if any that had to do with the ethynol.
Well this ethonol mix on a 400 hp NA car will hurt you a good 10-15 hp.

Plus you got a vette, Assuming you also have an A4? But, vettes with the IRS and rear tranny have a little more parasitic loss.




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