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Old 06-02-2005, 06:32 PM   #22
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Default Re: Nitrous Spark plugs

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Originally Posted by mr49south
no i never touch my timing. checked my plugs and it was running richmy car runs 7.87 on motor at 87.4mph.my motor is stock bottom end with tw heads ,eldo intake,24lb inj, 75 tb, 73 mass air, 4.10 gear. with a comp cam dont no the specs but it is preety big with 1.72 rollers on it
Sounds like a good motor combination. What size fuel pump are you running? I've been using nitrous for many years now, and consider myself fairly educated with the 'ol laughing gas. Unless running race gas, any motor should have the timing retarded down to 8-10 degrees btdc when running a 125 shot or higher. I'm just curious...how come you don't retard your timing at all? You might not see any signs of detonation just yet...but you could be doing damage to your motor that shows up down the road.
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