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Oh yeah, sorry. I am not using a 2-step at this time. I could switch to one if you thought that might help, but I've heard it's slower to use one.
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I have walked through your shoes and spent many years learning to go fast. I made a lot of mistakes as did many others on this forum. That said, you might be able to answer a good many questions by going to a dyno, put the engine on it and run it! You will spend a few dollars here - but what you will learn in one eight hour day will help more then you now know. Yes - I know the cost is substantial , but when someone ( like a Mfg. ) asks you a question, you can answer them and produce HP & Torque numbers and that's what people need to see in order to help you. If you're guessing , then thats about all they can do too. You might think that is extreme but you'll find out information it would take a whole season to find out. Just my 2 cents from over here on a little Rock off the coast. Respectfully, Henry Kunz 1534 H/SA |
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