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Old 09-20-2013, 03:45 AM   #71
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Old 10-05-2013, 11:56 PM   #72
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I'm interested. Can you give some advise as to what to expect between 9 cr vs 10 cr short block? I just don't know which one to buy.
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I'm interested. Can you give some advise as to what to expect between 9 cr vs 10 cr short block? I just don't know which one to buy.
Depending on what type of gas is available. 10:1 will produce slightly more response but also more prone to detonation if you have crappy gas.
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So for us with easy access to 93 and E85 10 would be the way to go. Any details on that 2.19liter kit?
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Depending on what type of gas is available. 10:1 will produce slightly more response but also more prone to detonation if you have crappy gas.
Thanks for your reply. Would methanol/water injection cure the low 91 octane and prevent detonation?
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Thanks for your reply. Would methanol/water injection cure the low 91 octane and prevent detonation?
Yes, as long as the kit is working properly.
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