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Ouch ! I hope those didnt come out of your car !?
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yeah they did, i've more than likely been driving with one like that for a while now.. i killed the other tuesday night racing in orlando. video will be up soon.
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let slowgreen drive, he can do it better. Ill let him explain................
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Typical nitrous . I brned some up a couple weeks ago in Rockingham try changing to a differennt plug . I'm running the Autolite ( AR )3911's now and no problems .
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Keeping it off the limiter is a good idea. I run the V Power 5671a-9 plugs for spray and the 8s for around town.
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Paul you got something really off somewhere, either tune, jetting or something. I would get everything checked out before you need a another motor.
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Does your limiter cut fuel or spark?
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i know exactly what your problem is-
did you say you were running 7's? NGK i suppose? WAY TO HOT of a plug for your application. I would run 9's if you are going to be shooting the car. They may need changing more frequently after alot of normal driving, but they won't burn up your motor. Either way- 7's and nitrous don't mix. |
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they are tr6's right now, i was gonna go one step colder. its only on a 180 (couldn't find bigger pills) wet shot right now. |
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Going on the limiter could have done that, Im guessing. I have never went on the limter on nitrous. I have seen way to many intakes get blown off when that happens. What ever reason your going on the limiter you need to get it fixed, all it takes is one backfire and your car could get burned to the ground.
I hate TR6's, they good for really small shots but I wouldnt want to run them on anything over 150 shot and even then I really dont use use them that much. |
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yeah, i'm stupid is the main reason for limiter. also what plugs are the step colder from tr6's? i've been lucky so far for how many times i have seen limiter on the kit. |
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i believe that the BR6 is a little colder than the TR6. It is not an extended tip, so you should be running them anyway. You could try BR7's but they may tend to foul out more with daily driving.
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