So close to 9's on a 62mm
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Re: So close to 9's on a 62mm
Borrowed some scales from a buddy and finally got that dialed in. When i started the front was 145lbs off in the front from left to right. Found out the car is a bit of a pig. 2600LBS on the dot with the slicks on it and me in the car. But ended up getting the front weight pretty damn close. See what she does friday.
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Re: So close to 9's on a 62mm
Yeah i tried pulling timing on the s300 in 1st gear all it did was make the boost rise and the car spins just as bad as less boost with timing in it lol. I just need to go to smaller gate springs and dual 3 ports.
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Well dammit! lol Hopefully the corner scaling helped enough to combat that issue a little.
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It made the best power on the dyno at 12.5 AFR. At the track it has been running 11.7-11.9. So its a little rich. Now that i got the datalog issue figured out, ill be able to lean it out a little bit.
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I had a forward facing 42R that i trade to a member on here for what was supposed to be a more streetable setup. With the trade i was getting a journal bearing 6262. When i got it i found out it was junk. So i pulled it apart and used all the cold side from the 6262.
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Re: So close to 9's on a 62mm
I can't promise anything but I think it's worth your time to go a stage hotter plug and add fuel.
Read up on Yellow Bullet for more E85 info....12.5 might be optimal for your setup but it doesn't mean your setup is optimal for E85
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If it's making power that lean on E85 it usually means you are running too cold of plugs.
I can't promise anything but I think it's worth your time to go a stage hotter plug and add fuel.
Read up on Yellow Bullet for more E85 info....12.5 might be optimal for your setup but it doesn't mean your setup is optimal for E85
I can't promise anything but I think it's worth your time to go a stage hotter plug and add fuel.
Read up on Yellow Bullet for more E85 info....12.5 might be optimal for your setup but it doesn't mean your setup is optimal for E85
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