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Old 09-11-2010 | 01:41 PM
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Just wondering what happens if you take out too much timing? I want to make a couple test hits to make sure my system is working right b4 I head to the dyno. Would the standard 2* for every 50hp be Safe? I have the stand alone fuel system set to 45psi (thats what N/O jet tables are rated at) Ive also adjusted the fuel jetting to compensate for the NANO system. Anything else I should worry about???
Old 09-11-2010 | 02:47 PM
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Taking out too much timing will only make you loose power. Nothing bad as far as blowing up or anything.
Old 09-12-2010 | 09:39 AM
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better to take to much timming out vs not enough. I just started tunning my and went down to 14 degress with a 250 shot then watch your plugs and then start adding timming in look at the ground strap.
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Thats the plan^ Buddy that raced true street with a N20 BBC in a fox will help me dial it in.
I finally got the bottles and stand alone filled only to find a stupid leak at the flare union on the -6 to -4 lines to the solenoid. The MR G union isnt long enough to put enough pressure on the -4 lines flare and leaked around the nut. So I ordered a new one and should be here wed.




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