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How farback can my timing go for nos???

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FEESER 94 COBRA

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I am running the nos dry system. I seem to have some detanation in forth gear . My timing is at 10 degrees advance my fuel is 53 psi. I also run 110 octaion fuel. could i be running out 0f fuel or should i try going back farther with the timing? any help would be great
 
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could this detonation be my ignishan i have a digital 6 but its not on the car neather is the 255 pump could this fix my problem?
 

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I ran 10 degrees timing and sprayed over 3K rpms only. I used an Autolite 23 for plugs.
 

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Stock injectors and a 75 shot run 10. 24 pounders and a 100 shot run 8.
 
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what about 150 hp??
 

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for every 50hp jetting you should pull 1.5 to 2 degrees of timing out. Sounds like you are getting some spark blow out, on a 100 shot and 30#er's I ran autolite 24's gapped to .040". Even with the MSD I would get spark blow out. in the top of the gears. Try gapping them down a little and see if that helps.
 
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slvrbullit302 said:
for every 50hp jetting you should pull 1.5 to 2 degrees of timing out. Sounds like you are getting some spark blow out, on a 100 shot and 30#er's I ran autolite 24's gapped to .040". Even with the MSD I would get spark blow out. in the top of the gears. Try gapping them down a little and see if that helps.
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what should my fuel press. be set at?
 

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I was running stock injectors and 35 #'s for 100 shot.
 

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Like 94SC50 said but it is best to see what the a/f is on a dyno or with a wide band. As soon as you hit the button the blue regulator increases the pressure on the FPR bypassing the return and uping the pressure like 40#'s or so. So instead of seeing 40# N/A you will hit pressure in the 80 to 90 psi range.
 
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