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Well no wonder it won't run worth a sh!t..... How much timing are you running total?? That motor might need some more -- 114* octane can take more timing... Have you tried 38* total? |
14:1 compression ratio -- big ass cam -- 114 octane race gas... MORE TIMING needed! Holy smokes dude -- who built you a 14:1 motor!??!
I'm being serious here -- that motor can take 36 or 38* of total. Pump gas - great heads - might make best power on 32 to 34* but pump premium with oxygenated etc - is going to take less (retarded) timing |
That's some interesting info Greg. I didn't know higher compression likes more timing. When I originally dynode this motor in Muncie, Indiana at the builder shop we went with 38* total timing.
When I dyno tuned down here after the timing chain incident Joe thought it ran best at 32.5*. |
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I disagree with Greg to a point on timing needed. Compression is part of it but the efficiency of the heads/combustion chamber has a big part to do with it.
Based on your theory Greg, tell me why my motor likes 30* timing (13:1 compression) and Rob's FE likes near 40* (less than mine, around 12:1 give or take). It's mostly due to the difference in combustion chamber, valve angle, etc. Typical 23* headed engines do not run low timing (relatively) like 32* so that is very surprising. 36-38* sounds more like it. I am thinking Joe built in a lot of safety for you? I dunno else why. That doesn't make much sense to me based on what you've shared. |
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You should be running $3 race gas IMO...... E85 :D |
My car is going to use gas like a Prius compared to yours. I filled my tank at Sonoma and then ran a full session. Went back to the pumps and refilled just to get an idea of how much fuel I used........only 4.3 gallons
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