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warmonger
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Reged: 08/16/01
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Posts: 5810
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Loc: Ozark, AL
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can you run a nitrous car that lean? I would be carefull there I was doing some reading and they get dangerously hot when the A/F is leaned out. Maybe some water injection if you go that lean along with the nitrous. Or maybe just lean it out one point to 10.5:1 first.
-------------------- Former owner of '99 CSVT - Silver #222/2760
356/334 wHP/TQ at 10psi on pump gas!
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RobSVT-t
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Reged: 01/15/04
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Posts: 351
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Loc: Miami/Orlando, Florida
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Not long till we have quite a few cars with over 400 whp pump gas street driven. Lot of us are getting there rather quickly. Its about time!
Robert
-------------------- 2000 Ford Contour SVT-t
GT28R - 287whp/314wtq @ 11 psi (very little tuning)
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Reged: 06/25/06
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Posts: 227
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Loc: Center City, MN
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ideal A/F n/A is 13:1
11:1-12:1 is ideal for nitrous.... im pushin it, yes. when i get on the dyno im going to see where i make the best power. as far as it goes now, however, it is much faster at 12:1 than at 9:1, lol
-------------------- 1998 CSVT
NX stage 1 ford EFI kit
MSD dis-4
B&M short throw
K&N short ram intake
Fsvt Euro 17's
Trubendz 2.5" exhaust
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