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Old Dec 18, 2009 | 07:01 AM
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Well, that's what I was trying to explain 550 primary and 1650 secondary to much gap in between. The staging had to be changed to compensate for lack of fuel volume. I didn't want to push it to much on the dyno for that reason. That was only 10lbs of boost I've ran that motor at 20 lbs on pump gas. I will go back to see Dave after I put in my 750 primary. Then I will retune at 20lbs on race gas and I will update. Microtech Ltx-8s the car is awsome to drive this is the second day I commuted to work in it. The 100 mile round trip is always fun.
You don't need to change the primary's. You can fix that in the microtech.
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Old Dec 18, 2009 | 07:52 AM
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Rex3 thank you for the comment on the car. I do alot of tuning on my own those of you who know me know that I drive my car every chance I get. So my laptop is always hooked up when I'm out and about. I didn't build my car to have it sit in a garage I enjoy driving it. I did notice the afr go up on Dave's afr gauge, mine was reading 11.5. So rest to sure when I push my car a little I keep a good eye on my gauge. I had another issue and that's the reason why I went to KDR to have Dave fix it in which he did. As far as not needing to change the prymary's I know I really don't need to but the load fuel map looks crazy on the graph. It's more for peace of mine. Well I hate this time of the year to cold for some people not for me no car events to go to. I guess I have to ride solo through the winter until summer gets here lol. Have a good day everyone.
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Old Dec 18, 2009 | 09:32 AM
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^ lol.... ill be out there 2 man..... my FD is my daily... so untill theres snow on the floor you can catch me at your local meets....
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Old Dec 18, 2009 | 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by lousrx2
Rex3 thank you for the comment on the car. I do alot of tuning on my own those of you who know me know that I drive my car every chance I get. So my laptop is always hooked up when I'm out and about. I didn't build my car to have it sit in a garage I enjoy driving it. I did notice the afr go up on Dave's afr gauge, mine was reading 11.5. So rest to sure when I push my car a little I keep a good eye on my gauge. I had another issue and that's the reason why I went to KDR to have Dave fix it in which he did. As far as not needing to change the prymary's I know I really don't need to but the load fuel map looks crazy on the graph. It's more for peace of mine. Well I hate this time of the year to cold for some people not for me no car events to go to. I guess I have to ride solo through the winter until summer gets here lol. Have a good day everyone.
Even though it may not seem so at times, everyone tries to help. Most don't have to comment on the thread but do so to make sure another rotorhead does not blow up a motor because of something 'possibly' overlooked and some speak from personal experience too.

That said, I like your car and keep an eye out for the NYC BBQs in this NE section. We drive our cars in the winter too

Good luck with everything.

Anthony
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Old Dec 19, 2009 | 01:44 PM
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Thanks Anthony I'll look out for the BBQ
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Old Dec 19, 2009 | 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by enzo250
You don't need to change the primary's. You can fix that in the microtech.
How does the microtech fix the stagging or whatever its called? I really a more of a noob to this and am curious. I feel he would need some 720cc primarys, retune and hes good to go.
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Old Dec 19, 2009 | 09:05 PM
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MT's usually suck for staging. Here's the thread on it: https://www.rx7club.com/microtech-111/how-injector-staging-works-182032/
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