she loves nitrous !!!!! spark plug pics
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she loves nitrous !!!!! spark plug pics
Fill up the bottle running on 98oct gas -- 23° timing at WOT mid range ( VE) and peaks at 28° near redline -- did 2-3 70 shot pull...all good -- then two 100 shot pull ... no hicup just hard pull all the way !!!! love it... cant wait to go at the track !!!
2000 camaro SS -- built 4l60e - 2500 stall TCI - 4.10 gears - tric flow diff saver - flowtect 1.75 LT headers - XFI XE-R comp cam ( 54-4444-11) - stock ported heads.+ mahle valve + springs , BR7EF plugs @ .7MM - 160 tsat - SLP intake - NX nitrous kit - 275/40/17 nittos NTO5R - 11.90 @ 115.24 N/A -
2000 camaro SS -- built 4l60e - 2500 stall TCI - 4.10 gears - tric flow diff saver - flowtect 1.75 LT headers - XFI XE-R comp cam ( 54-4444-11) - stock ported heads.+ mahle valve + springs , BR7EF plugs @ .7MM - 160 tsat - SLP intake - NX nitrous kit - 275/40/17 nittos NTO5R - 11.90 @ 115.24 N/A -
Last edited by vincez28; 07-24-2018 at 08:22 PM.
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with race fuel ( i use unleaded )... its all good... will run 101 oct with 125 and 150 shot... 10 sec i will love to do it..but im full weight and still run a/c and stock suspension ..
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5 runs total on theses.... the orange color is race fuel thing...its all good
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I went 10.5 stock weight on a 150 shot, BTR III, and milled 241's (SOM in sig) on 93 oct.
T/A runs 9.90 on a 150 @ 19* timing (50:50 mix 93/110).
Every car is different. We just start conservative on timing and bump it up until MPH shows no improvement.
Not judging, just curious on how your motor is still alive at 28*
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Do you do your own tuning?
I went 10.5 stock weight on a 150 shot, BTR III, and milled 241's (SOM in sig) on 93 oct.
T/A runs 9.90 on a 150 @ 19* timing (50:50 mix 93/110).
Every car is different. We just start conservative on timing and bump it up until MPH shows no improvement.
Not judging, just curious on how your motor is still alive at 28*
I went 10.5 stock weight on a 150 shot, BTR III, and milled 241's (SOM in sig) on 93 oct.
T/A runs 9.90 on a 150 @ 19* timing (50:50 mix 93/110).
Every car is different. We just start conservative on timing and bump it up until MPH shows no improvement.
Not judging, just curious on how your motor is still alive at 28*
Last edited by vincez28; 07-24-2018 at 08:23 PM.
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Stock compression?
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SBE iron 6.0 w/LQ4 pistons, L92 heads milled .025 (~ 10.1:1).
Currently building a 14:1 398" and gonna run it on C16...so everything will change.
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Funny how carb motors and FI motors have different timing requirements, when FI I ran 28 total and pulled anywhere from 10 to 14* of timing. So in the 18 to 14 range. Now I'm carbed I run 38* total and pull about the same so 28 to 24 range but on E85.