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BTW -- That timing figure reminds me of a Mopar.... the old 440's used to LOVE timing! OMG it always scared me to death but they loved it.
If you read a story about drag racing the early hemi's --- it wasn't until big daddy discovered putting like 70*'s into 'em that he could finally make 'em run! |
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I used to be one of those idiots... quite awhile ago. :lol:
Every time we've been to a road course we thru a mix of at least half 100 octane. The one time we did not (really just forgot and didn't drive by our usual gas station on the 5 where we'd get it) the motor blew up. :mad: Good plan Robski. My experience tells me that boosted applications have a much greater benefit and opportunity for increased power via octane boost than an NA motor. |
I'm trying to get this back together so I can put a whoopin on ya Rob.
Should have some more info next week. :cheers: |
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OMG! So.... you HAVE met Susan! :woot: |
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Happy Turkey Day fellerz. Rob won't be thankful he owns a FE motor for very much longer. :D |
Since this is a pro touring site. How about between 3500 and 7000 or a specific rpm value over peak hp down say 3000-3500 rpm. 2500 rpm is peaky for autocross, speed stop, and street.
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