? is this shot safe
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depends on your mods...wanna list them?
if the car is fairly stock i dont see it being a problem bc the stock fuel system/injectors should be able to supply enough fuel to the motor when spraying
if the car is fairly stock i dont see it being a problem bc the stock fuel system/injectors should be able to supply enough fuel to the motor when spraying
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Originally Posted by KillaCoupe
depends on your mods...wanna list them?
if the car is fairly stock i dont see it being a problem bc the stock fuel system/injectors should be able to supply enough fuel to the motor when spraying
if the car is fairly stock i dont see it being a problem bc the stock fuel system/injectors should be able to supply enough fuel to the motor when spraying
current mods.....lid and 4200 stall
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From: StreetRacing Capital, NY
being the motor is stock i wouldnt say colder plugs are needed but then again buy a set take them with you to the track an try both see the improvement or same...or what i prefer is to check an read the plugs after a pass but for the mods done to your car i dont think its needed right now if it makes a clean pass
Originally Posted by CAMAROonROIDS
are colder plugs necessary and what gap/plugs should i use?
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Originally Posted by CAMAROonROIDS
damn dude do u own a camaro u know how ******* long it takes to switch the damn plugs??lol
Originally Posted by CAMAROonROIDS
damn dude do u own a camaro u know how ******* long it takes to switch the damn plugs??lol
get to colder plugs nitrous is not good with a hot plug 125 shot is nothing I spray a 175 on a stock bottom end for over a year If i was u i would convert to a wet hits much harder
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Once you struggle a little the first time changing those plugs, the second time becomes way easier! The first time I changed mine it took 2-2.5 hours. Now I can do it in an hour and I don't worry about it at all. Look at it as a learning experience.
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Originally Posted by MeanWS6
Yea, I ran a 125 shot for two years with no mods, except for lid and suspension w/o issues. I did get colder plugs
you are fine
you are fine