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i was wondering if therer was any turbocharged N/A rx7's here that have run at the track and have been at the dyno....post if you have and what your set-ups are
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i have one but i blew it almost immediatly due to running too much premix. i beat my friends 2001 mustang and he ran a 13.9 and i pulled him but a car and a half. i was running 8psi. didnt get to dyno or run it at the track though
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Originally posted by jlgrif86gxlt
i have one but i blew it almost immediatly due to running too much premix.
i have one but i blew it almost immediatly due to running too much premix.
Sorry... but uhhh.. you can't blow an engine from running too much premix.
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serious? heh.. had no idea. What kind of 2 strokes would cause this? ones that are more flammable or something? i've never heard of a 2 stroke being more flammable, but I guess mixing in with gas can cause quicker combustion...
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Don't worry about the drop in octane......
You'd have to be running insane ratio's like 50:1 before it made an appreciable difference...
You will not blow an engine from too much 2-stroke.
You'd have to be running insane ratio's like 50:1 before it made an appreciable difference...
You will not blow an engine from too much 2-stroke.
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Originally Posted by Tofuball
It probably wouldnt even spark off at mixtures like that anyway :-p
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