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Old 08-25-2005, 01:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Someone look at my sparks after spray

Hey guys, i took a pic of my sparks after 1 month of bottle.

do they look ok or am i leaning out?

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...rks/spark2.jpg

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y14...rks/spark1.jpg

lemme know what u guys think.
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Old 08-25-2005, 11:23 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Those look prefecly fine I have beens spraying my car and they look about the same I am running a NX dp setup with not timing retard and 2 step colder plugs. No Detination and the car is very fast now also.
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they dont look too different form what Ive seen in other occasions. what kind of spark plugs are those?
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regular NGKs i havnt gottn colder plugs yett
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i wish i wouldnt have to retard my timing, it sux, if i add enough fuel say via getting a FPR and a walpro 255, can i avoid having to pull timing?
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i wish i wouldnt have to retard my timing, it sux, if i add enough fuel say via getting a FPR and a walpro 255, can i avoid having to pull timing?
Yes you dont have to retard timing if you are sure you are getting enough fuel but you still have to make sure you are not detinating. I am runnign stock timing but 2 step colder plugs. I have a walbro 255 and a fpr set to 38 psi.
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im gonna try n get a fpr this week
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Loks like you might be knocking a little Those white speck could be pieces of aluminum. Thats what my d16 plugs looked like when we tried to blow it up with 15 psi and no fuel management .
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well what now, im confused, some say they look fine, others say its not fine, someone clear this up, im goin to get a fpr right now and up the pressure a tad, whats the stock presure supposed to be at.

and what should i set too for a 75 shot.
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