Dallas Raceway Nitrous Outlet 150 shot
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Dallas Raceway Nitrous Outlet 150 shot
Played with the tune a little at the track, improved my ET. Made 4 passes. Each pass was a little better. Pushing a 150 shot through a Nitrous Oultet LT1 Plate Kit. I kept putting timing back in, still may have a little more in her. Running pretty rich. Best time:
R/T....387
60...1.716
330...4.783
1/8...7.345
mph...95.96
1000...9.553
1/4...11.420
mph...120.27
R/T....387
60...1.716
330...4.783
1/8...7.345
mph...95.96
1000...9.553
1/4...11.420
mph...120.27
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What did the plugs look like? When its rich you should not be adding timing but trying to clean up the fuel ring.
Lets run a 7.0-6.9x on this jet.
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The timing mark on the strap was just past the bend closest to the weld.
The top ring of the plug had about 3/4 turn..no heavy soot, evenly distributed
No signs of detonation on the electrode or below it.
The base of the inside of the plug was gray, heavy gray.
Sorry for the lack of pics, where do I go from here? My N/A tune is rich, I use Jet Dynamic Tuner, does anyone know the correct table?
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Rich and over timed.
Pull out 9* total, drop 2-3 jet sizes on the fuel, make a pass.
Once you the tuneup a little closer and safer, only once change at a time.
Also what does your shift extension look like on spray? Might be some ET in the shift points.
Are you doing anything to progress or pull timing for power management? How are you activating this? Just want to make sure all the ducks are in a row.
Pull out 9* total, drop 2-3 jet sizes on the fuel, make a pass.
Once you the tuneup a little closer and safer, only once change at a time.
Also what does your shift extension look like on spray? Might be some ET in the shift points.
Are you doing anything to progress or pull timing for power management? How are you activating this? Just want to make sure all the ducks are in a row.
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Rich and over timed.
Pull out 9* total, drop 2-3 jet sizes on the fuel, make a pass.
Once you the tuneup a little closer and safer, only once change at a time.
Also what does your shift extension look like on spray? Might be some ET in the shift points.
Are you doing anything to progress or pull timing for power management? How are you activating this? Just want to make sure all the ducks are in a row.
Pull out 9* total, drop 2-3 jet sizes on the fuel, make a pass.
Once you the tuneup a little closer and safer, only once change at a time.
Also what does your shift extension look like on spray? Might be some ET in the shift points.
Are you doing anything to progress or pull timing for power management? How are you activating this? Just want to make sure all the ducks are in a row.
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With the plug still having so much fuel on it, it will almost always pick up with added timing, but that timing is a crutch for a poor AFR. First we get the fuel trims in order, then we see where the timing ends up.
If you look at all the big hitters and guys going on fast on this board, they will all basically run less timing and leaner tune up's than "conventional" thinking.
ATVracer, Carter, Cam's, Tony Shep, etc.
Taking the time to dial it in this way will make sure you do not have any piston shaped ashtrays and a car that runs the number.
If you look at all the big hitters and guys going on fast on this board, they will all basically run less timing and leaner tune up's than "conventional" thinking.
ATVracer, Carter, Cam's, Tony Shep, etc.
Taking the time to dial it in this way will make sure you do not have any piston shaped ashtrays and a car that runs the number.