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Starting to lean out at 18psi on 93 petro...Magna
By Boosted_One,
Had her out today, made some timing adjustments, fuel tweaks etc.
So far 18-19 psi on 93 octane is tough to keep in the 12's on the A/F. I can get it into the 13's area but that is not enough.
I am going to dabble with the retard curve, but I am somewhat leary that some good octane booster and/or race petro is in need past 15psi. 15psi runs excellent on pump petro.
I can REALLY richen it up, but it'll still read in the 13's on the A/F gauge. I got it so rich it started to chug and sti
14b?
By 86starionman,
??? i have a guy who will sell me a good 14b for $125 or a 16g for $400 is the 14b a good upgrade ? or should i save and wait for a 16g cause money is pretty tight .your help is well appreciated
Time to upgrade turbo :)
By Lizzord30,
Well car now has Shaft play and oil leaking.... With 89k of hard High boosting and mpi with no bov. Well i guess its time for 18g (i think i will get the TD06 Exhaust housing and wheel becuse my housing has a small leak on it) Doesnt the TD06 exhaust housing have a larger wastegate also? Right now on stock turbo the min boost we can run is 13psi, and we have a good deal of boost spike i think the upgraded waste gate fliper would help a lot i hope. Now just need to make sure i get it before the
all about NGK plugs
By importwarrior,
all about NGK plugs, LONG
3 replies to complete too long
> Below is a collection of information from Matt Blue,
> an engineer at NGK Spark Plugs, about NGK's offerings
> for the DSMs. He posted this information to the Talon
> Digest in several different messages. The information
> is posted here with Matt's permission.
>
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> Here's a typical NGK spark plug part number:
> BPR6E
