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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Naperville, IL, USA
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![]() Bumping the timing... I have a primarily stock 90 LX. I want to bump the timing but should I just wait until I put my mods on in March? or does it not matter. I guess I'm trying to say is do I have to readjust my timing every time I put something on my car?
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Join Date: Mar 1999
Location: Amarillo, Texas, USA
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![]() Go for it. That's something you can do right now and see (or rather feel) a difference immediately. With the right gas, we've run 18 degrees static with no detonation. More likely, you will be able to go 14-15 degrees with little problem. If it rattles too much, back off a little until you get it right.
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