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Back on dyno shortly. Guesses? Lots of smalls changes.

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Old Jun 28, 2013 | 12:54 AM
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I have more or less always used this Dynojet. I used the dyno dynamics just the one time (should have staid with the one I used for 6 years). Now he has sold the shop and dyno (dyno dynamics). So I can't put it on that one again.


I'll get the pump rebuilt and have a couple other ideas. Talking to another guy on e85, he is running it a lot leaner than I am on E85 and going 128 in the 1/8. I noticed every time I leaned it out, I picked up power. Never saw the breaking point nor detonation, just started getting nervous going leaner than .78 lambda. If I do go as lean as he is, based on power increase per .01 lambda, I might just make another 30rwhp before the pump, rockers and headers.
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Old Jun 28, 2013 | 01:17 AM
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I've seen people go all the way up to .86 lambda to find peak power. But most I've noticed had been around .80 - .82. I wish I had a dyno to play with these things.
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