Mik: It's not just a case of advancing the static timing..
You'd need to run it on the dyno and have some way of playing around with the curve to optimise it.
Probably find more gains leaving the timing be and cranking some more boost in until it rattles slightly then back it down a PSI or two.
LOL run a tank of it first and see how you like the smell..... it's pretty bad! ;)
(I'm a bit over it after a tuning session that left me and my clothes reeking of the crap)
SS91: octane isn't a % it's as Adjuster has pointed out a rating based on where it detonates.
Greg: Thanks :)
Gixx: Dunno we've ran straight AvGas in the old days and never really did anything special other than stupid high comp ratios!
Nick: LOL I'm trying!
Doc: How did you know that's how I end up by the end of the day?
Tubbie: Bad man bad man! ;)
(you'll confuse the newbs)
Chev: Never smelt it is it anything like AvGas?
SS91: yes it does Tubbie said so!
Adjuster: Good info! :)
If I understand Mikes question...
If you've been cranking it longer than 40 seconds at a time and not letting it cool down a bit you may have killed the starter! :( (Ask me how I know!)
Our starters have a stupid small motor with a reduction box so can't cope with extended cranking.
JDub: Yep very nicely made pieces!
Corewitz: I got a timing tag with my new cams then degreed them in to the tag.
I'll arrange dyno time and play with them to see what changes actually do.
I'm NOT a big fan of just trying changes without having an idea if it's improved it or not just...
LMAO I thought you said you CHECKED it!! grrrrr
Pull the fuse put the MM probes across the fuse on continuity setting don't trust a visual!
Change the MM to V dc and test the fuse socket with the IGN on to see if you have power there (+ probe in socket and - to ground)
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