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Originally posted by No Quarter:
Quite simple, my engine builder said max 28 due to compression, cam profile etc. Whether he's too cautious, I don't know, but 1. I can't afford a rebuild, 2. (never thought I'd say it) I have enough power.

Ok, i understand....

..makes me wonder , so as soon as i have made a new exhaust ( stainless steel ) with sensor connections i have a dyno check... to jet my carb right .Would love to see what difference gives 28 and 36° in performance ... must do that !

5/1/123:13 PM

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