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Old 12-04-02, 11:34 AM
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N2O and spark plugs

Judge Ito, when running a 150 wet shot, what spark plugs are you running on the N/A BP 13Bs? What gap? What timing? Fuel pressure? Jet sizes?

A little insight on your setup please.
Old 12-05-02, 06:32 AM
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Re: N2O and spark plugs

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Judge Ito, when running a 150 wet shot, what spark plugs are you running on the N/A BP 13Bs? What gap? What timing? Fuel pressure? Jet sizes?

A little insight on your setup please.
David you have a pm.
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I know what you're doin' Dave... I like the idea too. Sounds like an excellent bang-for-the-buck solution, especially for ppl that already have a carb'ed setup. Though it'll work fine w/ efi too. Think Blake would be interested in messing with this? IM me next week.
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There is a guy in here that messes with n20 alot... check the thread that says cheap power for rotarys in in the rotary preformance part of the forum... he will beable to give yeah some help with timeing and plugs... I planed on running a 125 shot on my car before it started smoking like a diesel
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