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Sticks_n_Stones


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posted August 14, 2009 01:18 PM        
totally agree about the slipons. I miss the look and sounds of my old Two Brothers! But I was searching for weight savings and more power so they had to go...

as far as A/F went, Gilberjj had his checked, I dont remember the number but it was the A/F you guys all recommend- 13.7 to 1? 13 to 1? Something like that, it was spot on though, no changes needed. My A/F I have no idea.
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Shane661


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posted August 14, 2009 01:21 PM        Edited By: Shane661 on 14 Aug 2009 21:25
Small changes in a/f can have a significant impact on dyno #'s. As far as I know, 13.7:1 would be considered lean, 13:1 would likely give some good dyno #'s and be plenty safe, but even richer would make the most power under load.

But I'm no expert...so....

Shane

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masszx14


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posted August 14, 2009 03:19 PM        
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Small changes in a/f can have a significant impact on dyno #'s. As far as I know, 13.7:1 would be considered lean, 13:1 would likely give some good dyno #'s and be plenty safe, but even richer would make the most power under load.

But I'm no expert...so....

Shane




On that note- haven't seen Smokin post any of his findings on the newly aquired dyno.


Same here- no expert...
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