Will shortening like this require rejetting?
So I set to fixing a problem
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laidback
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Re: So I set to fixing a problem
Nice...
Will shortening like this require rejetting?
Will shortening like this require rejetting?
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Re: So I set to fixing a problem
No it shouldnt if your running the standard headers. But to make sure, i'd give it a quick run on a dyno & check the AFRs. If its lean, & you rejet, that means more power!! So it would be a win win.
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Re: So I set to fixing a problem
Looks much better...nice work
...that bloody can was huge
...that bloody can was huge