Microtech LT8s + 20b
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LT8s + 20b
what are thoughts on running an Microtech LT8 on a 20b, firing the leading and trailing plugs together for no split? This would be on an N/A application. How many of you run no split on NA cars?
Reason I ask... is I already have one from my 13b.
It only has 4 injector drivers, but I will be only running 3 injectors... one per rotor if I go this direction.
Reason I ask... is I already have one from my 13b.
It only has 4 injector drivers, but I will be only running 3 injectors... one per rotor if I go this direction.
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The only reson I see why it can't is because of the 4 fuel and 4 ign outputs. I'm only going running 3 injectors and if I run the coils as a no-split (firing together) it should work fine. I'm going to run a 13b cover with a 13b CAS.
The only reson I see why it can't is because of the 4 fuel and 4 ign outputs. I'm only going running 3 injectors and if I run the coils as a no-split (firing together) it should work fine. I'm going to run a 13b cover with a 13b CAS.
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NA cars don't have the extra cylinder pressures or heat. They can take the extra spark. NA motors can go past MBT before detonating. You can run no timing split on turbo cars at low RPM and below atmospheric conditions. but there is no real benefit from this. Well, at least none that I have found
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