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Old 08-17-2013, 06:24 PM   #113
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I drove on 7,8, and 9's with no issues. The right tuner can take care of it. Non projected tip plugs are the way to go for boost and nitrous.
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Old 08-17-2013, 11:16 PM   #114
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I drove on 7,8, and 9's with no issues. The right tuner can take care of it. Non projected tip plugs are the way to go for boost and nitrous.
Agreed.

I am running on B8EFS's right now without issue. Hell I went to the titty bar last night then sprayed on the way home, lol. What did I spray


I golf and pros and friends always tell me how I am not swinging correctly and yada yada yada. But, I don't care if I am doing it wrong cause that is how I will continue to swing my club it feels natural to me.
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Old 08-18-2013, 10:47 AM   #115
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I drove on 7,8, and 9's with no issues. The right tuner can take care of it. Non projected tip plugs are the way to go for boost and nitrous.
I will start researching this. I'd like to learn for myself all the do's and dont's for plugs.

There's always a good, better, best for everything.

I had the TR6's in an ls2 spraying 200 and it drove like stock around town. I'd agree that it can be done.
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Old 08-18-2013, 10:50 AM   #116
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Agreed.

I am running on B8EFS's right now without issue. Hell I went to the titty bar last night then sprayed on the way home, lol. What did I spray


I golf and pros and friends always tell me how I am not swinging correctly and yada yada yada. But, I don't care if I am doing it wrong cause that is how I will continue to swing my club it feels natural to me.

So Jim Furyks swing is the conventional golf swing? Id expect a little better from you. There is more than one way to go about things. You are aware of this, correct?

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Old 08-18-2013, 12:29 PM   #117
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I drove on 7,8, and 9's with no issues. The right tuner can take care of it. Non projected tip plugs are the way to go for boost and nitrous.
I am running 9 and check plugs after every pass as well as this is the only true way to read each cylinder and adjust accordingly
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Old 08-18-2013, 01:31 PM   #118
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Old 08-19-2013, 07:50 AM   #119
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It is Pretty funny to me how everyone is SO hung up on the plugs as being the the problem or would have prevented the Problem but that is not the case at all.

When a cylinder leans out this bad there is no spark plug in the world that would have prevented this.

What all of you are not taking in to consideration is that once a fire starts your not going to put it out even if you take the spark away completely.

The combustion process at these lean of a mixture Don't need spark to continue to ignite and burn.

Did any of you see the piston, and actually Read it, The plug was the least of the damage, it survived quite well considering the blow torch that was running down the side of the piston.

I have prevented the Throttle from closing as part of Rev limiter function so this will not happen again.

We are also adding a window switch, which traditionally we never use on such a small Kit.

I got this guys.

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Old 08-19-2013, 07:53 AM   #120
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It does look like then when the car hit the limiter hard, the tb closed and forced the nitrous to pack up in the intake tube. When the tb opened back up all the nitrous ran in and was dumped in the first two cylinders it found.
Sounds like you need to go to a direct port nitrous setup!!!...spray in after the throttle plate AND spray a LOT MORE
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Old 08-19-2013, 01:06 PM   #121
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It is Pretty funny to me how everyone is SO hung up on the plugs as being the the problem or would have prevented the Problem but that is not the case at all.

When a cylinder leans out this bad there is no spark plug in the world that would have prevented this.

What all of you are not taking in to consideration is that once a fire starts your not going to put it out even if you take the spark away completely.

The combustion process at these lean of a mixture Don't need spark to continue to ignite and burn.

Did any of you see the piston, and actually Read it, The plug was the least of the damage, it survived quite well considering the blow torch that was running down the side of the piston.

I have prevented the Throttle from closing as part of Rev limiter function so this will not happen again.

We are also adding a window switch, which traditionally we never use on such a small Kit.

I got this guys.

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I don't think anyone believes the spark plugs caused the engine failure just that it would be a good idea to switch them. As you said you could have been running B9EFS's and it still would have blown.

What caused the problem was probably not using/having a window switch and/or WOT switch. Both of which would have deactivated the nitrous when the car closed the TB after it bounced off the rev limiter.
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Old 08-19-2013, 01:12 PM   #122
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I don't think anyone believes the spark plugs caused the engine failure just that it would be a good idea to switch them. As you said you could have been running B9EFS's and it still would have blown.

What caused the problem was probably not using/having a window switch and/or WOT switch. Both of which would have deactivated the nitrous when the car closed the TB after it bounced off the rev limiter.
Or not allowing the Throttle to shut as part of the rev limit function.

When we are going this fast We all learn stuff every pass.

Hind Site is Always 20/20

We just need a Crystal Ball to Predict the Future.

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Old 08-19-2013, 01:19 PM   #123
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Or not allowing the Throttle to shut as part of the rev limit function.

When we are going this fast We all learn stuff every pass.

Hind Site is Always 20/20

We just need a Crystal Ball to Predict the Future.

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Agreed. Yeh, that too. If the TB had not closed the N2O would not have puddled. I would still use both the electronic WOT and window switches just to be even more safe. TAPS & window switches can be had for like $100 so why not get them.
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Old 08-19-2013, 03:58 PM   #124
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Or not allowing the Throttle to shut as part of the rev limit function.

When we are going this fast We all learn stuff every pass.

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We just need a Crystal Ball to Predict the Future.

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Old 08-19-2013, 06:33 PM   #125
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Hopefully the wheel spin is cured and its business as usual. If it is the car should fly.
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Old 08-19-2013, 06:44 PM   #126
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Hopefully you get the right spark plugs......j/k

I don't feel like reading through all the pages, but what are you doing as far as the motor?
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