High Compression Motors
06-04-2003, 10:26 AM
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Re: High Compression Motors I made more power with less timing and more fuel.
I ended up making 475rwhp/ 505rwtq with 12:1 AF and 26 degrees of timing.
I suggest doing what I did. Do a pull with one set of parameters and then change the timing, two degrees up or down, and do this a few times.
I think a big motor needs a fatter AF since it will be under much more load on the track. I think it's a good idea to hit a good number and then fatten up the AF to make it safe.
I ended up making 475rwhp/ 505rwtq with 12:1 AF and 26 degrees of timing.
I suggest doing what I did. Do a pull with one set of parameters and then change the timing, two degrees up or down, and do this a few times.
I think a big motor needs a fatter AF since it will be under much more load on the track. I think it's a good idea to hit a good number and then fatten up the AF to make it safe.
