help something is bad wrong.
#1
Man I havent really drove my truck all that hard in a while and i tried today. I have my tune loaded and everything is at its usual setting. My 0-60 seemed like it took forever. Today was only in the high 80's so i didnt think it was that bad. Usually the truck climbs through the mph's with ease. Maybe its is just me but it seemed like it was a total dog. I would have been scared to race a 4.6 f150 it felt so bad. Well it cooled down tonight and seemed alot better. I know cooler temps make it run better but my word it seemd like 50rwhp difference. My tune from diablo has my timing back for my nitrous application. But i have run it with this tune for a while and it never seemd this bad. I havent changed the plugs in a while but i dont think its that. Your thoughts please. thanks
Alex
Alex
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Maybe you just need to wash it. That always seems to make them feel faster.

Seriously though, maybe you should try a compression test or something if it's bad enough to really notice a huge difference.
I lost about 6-7 degrees of timing when I changed over to the big injectors and that is definately a very noticeable loss of power.
Then again it could be that you're just getting used to it. I hate when that happens.
John

Seriously though, maybe you should try a compression test or something if it's bad enough to really notice a huge difference.
I lost about 6-7 degrees of timing when I changed over to the big injectors and that is definately a very noticeable loss of power.
Then again it could be that you're just getting used to it. I hate when that happens.

John
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Washing always helps, it even makes mine look faster.
I run tr55 plugs and gap em at .035". It runs good like that but I've heard that the tighter gap can reduce plug life. Can't remember how many miles I had on the old ones but I did notice a difference when I changed them. Not 50 to the rear wheels but it did make a difference.
I run tr55 plugs and gap em at .035". It runs good like that but I've heard that the tighter gap can reduce plug life. Can't remember how many miles I had on the old ones but I did notice a difference when I changed them. Not 50 to the rear wheels but it did make a difference.
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