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TREV TEC
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Got these .040 over, 10.5:1 100mm stroke pistons, Launch or bust.
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Whos is using Aem ems/dsmlink etc. to control there nitrous? Is it a wet kit or a dry kit? Are you adjusting the fuel with the fuel jet or through the program?
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Whos is using Aem ems/dsmlink etc. to control there nitrous? Is it a wet kit or a dry kit? Are you adjusting the fuel with the fuel jet or through the program?
I just sprayed my car for the first time on the new motor. Its weird the old motor would flash up to 2600-and climb pretty good to 3000 without the nitrous on my restalled Pats converter. I had the N20 come on at 2700 before. The new motor with the Kelfords has a problem getting to 2700 to begin with for the bottle to hit.
I am going to have to start playing with timing. A/fs on the foot brake are 12.0-11.7 is timing is -5 vaccuum 22 degrees and around 4psi (aem ems) its 14 degress at 2500/3000 rpm points. Maybe some cam gear adjustments will help.