17 degrees of timing
#6
RE: 17 degrees of timing
i am still selling it just no real offers. i did have one though someone asked if i would trade it to them for a 89 dodge daytona and 92 cavalier.
and yes 2kwik to lean it out. i have the fpr turned all the way down and it was still loading up @ 15 degrees of timing. i honestly still think it needs at least another degree of timing for it to stop running so rich.
but according to a desk top dyno she should be putting down about 325 to the wheels with stock e7 heads
and yes 2kwik to lean it out. i have the fpr turned all the way down and it was still loading up @ 15 degrees of timing. i honestly still think it needs at least another degree of timing for it to stop running so rich.
but according to a desk top dyno she should be putting down about 325 to the wheels with stock e7 heads
#9
RE: 17 degrees of timing
thanks grabbem.
ORIGINAL: grabbem88
i'm running 18* on the street and 20* at the track....if your engine burns it right...cam timing/spark/right air.
there won't be any issues.
i'm running 18* on the street and 20* at the track....if your engine burns it right...cam timing/spark/right air.
there won't be any issues.