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Old 11-05-2009, 06:01 PM   #49 (permalink)
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Is anyone a member on comp d if so you should post this up and keep us posted
i am! sorry but im still useless. maybe start a thread?
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Old 11-12-2009, 04:14 AM   #50 (permalink)
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So I could run an quad adr and a smarty if I keep the smarty on say 6 or 8?
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Old 11-12-2009, 07:42 AM   #51 (permalink)
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anyone got any more info on the timing ordeal with running bigger tubes and lines and such
Are you talking about it reducing the injection event timing? There's a lot of variables to that question.
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Old 11-12-2009, 09:08 AM   #52 (permalink)
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If running bigger lines and tubes reduce timing, could a person just add more timing to compensate from another timing box or is it not that simple?
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Yeah thats exactly what im saying ........If by going to tubes and lines retards the injection process couldnt you just add some timing with lets say a smarty and bring it back to where it should be
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So I could run an quad adr and a smarty if I keep the smarty on say 6 or 8?
yes sir
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Are you talking about it reducing the injection event timing? There's a lot of variables to that question.
he is talking about retarding timing mechanicaly (with big lines, tubes, and injectors). so you can compensate with a little more timing electronicaly.
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Yeah thats exactly what im saying ........If by going to tubes and lines retards the injection process couldnt you just add some timing with lets say a smarty and bring it back to where it should be
you would need some type of fuel/timing box stacked with a smarty revo. what you would do is add a bit more timing to an even number program through the sub setting. your not going to be able to add both the box and smarty.
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how much more power can you expect by stacking with a smarty than by just running the quad adr by itself?
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not alot, it has been known to actualy hurt your dyno numbers. it helps the butt dyno though
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So what boxes out there add extra fuel without a pump tap? Already have a fuel/timing box that taps the pump wire, and want to stack a drag comp on it as wel, but that also taps the wire. Any input on this?
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no need for extra chips or programmers just shoot a little nitrous and you will fine .............
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