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Bujías correctas para motor Rotary modificado.

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Old May 27, 2019 | 09:56 AM
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Bujías correctas para motor Rotary modificado.

I rebuilt my FD3S ebgine and made some modifications . Over lap, bridge port, new fuel raíl, new lower 850cc injector, 1,600cc in high, dual Bosch.044 fuel pump, 3.5" exahust and new Garret 70mm Turbo. I deleet te métrica pump, and use in tank premix.
What spark i need fot this engine?
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Old May 28, 2019 | 01:53 PM
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Welcome to the board.

If you're simply asking which plugs to try, then try the NGK Competition plugs (11.5s).
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Old Jun 6, 2019 | 10:36 PM
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I'm using the NGK BR10EG in all four right now and they pull great all the way to redline. Before these I used BR10EIX's and they did well too but got some ignition break up at high rpms, mostly cause it was a little too rich but the forums say good things about the BR10EGs. I'm currently running 1050cc primaries and 2000cc secondary's with full premix and water/meth. SakeBombGarage IGN-1A Ignition coil kit in direct fire.

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