Dave_W
Cones - not just for ice cream
Is it just me or do the pics of cylinder #8 look more reddish than the other pics, especially the valves?
Glad to hear the tuning is working out. Good lock!
Glad to hear the tuning is working out. Good lock!
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Yessir, it does. I asked AI about this (so who knows if it's right or not!) and it said that it's because of the known characteristics about cylinder 8 getting less cooling etc. So it burns off more crud (cyl 8 is also cleaner than the others) but it gets more wear. Dunno if this is right or not, but it seems to make sense...
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Lund's take on adding Marvel Mystery oil/2-cycle oil to e85: unnecessary.
One of those things where opinions vary I guess. Shaun is a smart guy and he's usually right. But Lund is my tuner. Ya gotta trust your tuner, right? I think I'll skip it.
One of those things where opinions vary I guess. Shaun is a smart guy and he's usually right. But Lund is my tuner. Ya gotta trust your tuner, right? I think I'll skip it.
I wish we had E85 here, the extra power and cooling would be nice, the lack of range would kind of suck though.
