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12-01-2001, 10:59 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: clawson, mi.
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speed density-mass air
Dazed and confused. about speed-density.
I've gotten the impression from more than one person, that theres not much you can do to a 302, without messing things up...unless you go to mass-air. Apparently wrong. If I do a .030 rebuild, a mild street cam, 65mm throttle body, and a better than stock header system...can you tune the changes with speed-density or do you need to have mass-air? At what point is mass-air required.? If so: Any print out there on the subject of tuning with speed-density systems? What can, and should be done, and how? I just want a good street moto that'll take alot to pass....<g> The bucks saved keeping speed density will go towards a better rebuild .... |
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