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01-28-2003, 11:31 PM

Mach 1

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Re: timing/gas

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Originally posted by Simi Stang
If you advance the timing at all...you'd be stupid not to run at least 91 or higher octane.

Not neccesarily. I used to run 14 - 17 degrees base advance with 87 octane and no problems at all.

It can be done. Depends on the particular engine combo and individual engine characteristics.

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