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Old 07-01-2003, 05:18 PM   #5
chiaronate
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oops! i did mean rockers. i don't know how lifters came out. i'm confused about how to measure timing. is it right in the center of the pointer or directly above it? anyhow, i'm just a few degrees above the recommended 10 btc. i'm currently using 87 octane, maybe i'll switch to 93 and see what happens.
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