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Something happen like that to me on my old nozzle system and I had a bad ground that cause the fuel to cut out and it went lean. I would post up your log.
Id also pull back more timing then 12 and then put it back in if the plug looks ok. I also wouldnt tune that big of a shot on the dyno either. what looks ok for a 3-5 second dyno pull will not be the same on a 8-9-10 second street/track pass.
Also valve float ... found that one out the hard way, a few times.
300 shot #8 plugs and some cam2 ... I predict some hurt parts sooner or later.
300 shot will tear some **** up quick.
Dont reccomend spraying/tuning a large hit like that on the dyno. Take it to the track and start with some 1/8 mile hits.
Whats you jet spread ? 11:1 too rich
Give us some more info on the car/engine
Get rid of the lpe box also . IMO
Spark plugs should be a 10
Got myself in trouble doing the same thing you are doing a few years ago . mine turned out alot worse.
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My plugs are real nice at 11.9-12.2 AF on a 200 shot
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Last edited by 3fingas; May 1, 2010 at 09:53 AM.
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-#10 plugs (colder plug will not hurt HP at all but it will help if you have a little to much timing in it. You can always try a hotter plug when you get it dailed in if you want.)
-Get rid of the retard box
-Start with the timing low, where ever you think it should be pull 2 more out and start there.
-Rich is not safe you need to be in the low 12's For A/F at a minimum, We run ours closer to 13.0 with low timing. I wouldnt suggest anyone to start at 13.0 but 10.7-11.0 is WAY off.
Is this a hyd. roller set up or solid?



