Timing with nitrous....
I found 2 degrees per 50 works well. You may find that you require more timing to be added / removed where your converter stalls a bit. Then you can level it off from there. Then just tweak it from there.
Originally Posted by badls1
my buddies car runs on 91 octane pump gas, 26 degrees of timming with 0 knock on power ring w/100 shot. its all in the tune.
Well, 2 degrees per 50 puts you right around 22 degrees which is where I was roughly at. Then I went from 200 to 300 (wet) and was sitting at around 18 degrees or so (give or take a few in some spots).
What about ~94 octane (91 pump mixed with 103 VP racing unleaded), 100 wet shot jetted rich and 26 degrees of timing ? 11.1:1 compression heads/cam...
That's what I'll have unless I buy something to pull timing on the bottle. Should be OK without pulling timing, right ? It's been tested once or twice already...
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Bad30th
That's what I'll have unless I buy something to pull timing on the bottle. Should be OK without pulling timing, right ? It's been tested once or twice already...
:Bad30th
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Originally Posted by Bad30th
What about ~94 octane (91 pump mixed with 103 VP racing unleaded), 100 wet shot jetted rich and 26 degrees of timing ? 11.1:1 compression heads/cam...
That's what I'll have unless I buy something to pull timing on the bottle. Should be OK without pulling timing, right ? It's been tested once or twice already...
:
Bad30th
That's what I'll have unless I buy something to pull timing on the bottle. Should be OK without pulling timing, right ? It's been tested once or twice already...
:Bad30th
100 shot on pump gas will be enough as long its tunned right, mark did your tune right? if you got edit go through it again. mark tuned my car it ran like ****. we picked up over .5 secods on our tune vs. his. do you have enough fule pump? good luck.



