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Old September 7th, 2007, 03:10 PM   #21
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Since you're going to spend wild money anyone for that tank of premium, throw in some injector clean too. Your butt will feel it.

P.S. What mods do you have on the car already?
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Old September 7th, 2007, 03:14 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by mikebert
Since you're going to spend wild money anyone for that tank of premium, throw in some injector clean too. Your butt will feel it.

P.S. What mods do you have on the car already?

Not many off road h-pipe headers underdrive pulleys thats it but im saving for a new motor im going to get the boss 302 block and build it to a 331
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I bumped mine up after work. I took it back down though. That idle went a lil high which I'm not sure if it's normal or not but it was at 1500 rpm at all the stoplights.

I think I'm gonna keep it safe so I can use the cheaper fuel cause of course I didn't really even feel it but for only 6 horsepower I guess I can only say....duh!!!

I'm trying to get parts together to get my turbo on the car and then running 93 octane won't be that big of a deal cause I'll have the power that warrants needing that kinda octane, or higher. Right now, the car just isn't fast enough to be spending that kinda money.
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Originally Posted by 8A_Honda
I bumped mine up after work. I took it back down though. That idle went a lil high which I'm not sure if it's normal or not but it was at 1500 rpm at all the stoplights.
What fuel did you have in the car? What kind of plugs do you run? What heads?
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93 octane, ngk plugs, stock heads.
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Old September 8th, 2007, 02:45 PM   #26
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Why would bumping up the timming efect you idle speed
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That's what I'm wondering but as I'd turn the distributor, the idle would go up or down as I'd advance or retard. And yes I had the spout connector unplugged.
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You got me mabey darell or someone can give you some more insite
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so what is the best degree to change my timing to
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Originally Posted by bigwhiskey
so what is the best degree to change my timing to
What do you have done to it what mods are on it
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