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Re: carbon or compression?
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its not very common for compression to just jump up like that.

anyway. try fiddling with your timing a bit more. try it at like 10deg btdc and then at 15 and see if that helps.

dropping the compression is most easily done by using a thicker head gasket (as you suggested).
anywhere above 1mm thicker than the 1 you have now should drop it down a factor of 1, from 10:1 to 9:1 say (9:1 is standard).
but id recommend advancing the timing more first.

also try it without the vacuum advace disconnected. it may be faulty and causing your timing to retard or something...

Posted on: 2006/6/7 10:37
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     carbon or compression? Losadel 2006/6/7 9:59
       Re: carbon or compression? Ronald 2006/6/7 10:37
         Re: carbon or compression? 1200GXman 2006/6/7 11:02
           Re: carbon or compression? dattodevil 2006/6/7 11:44
             Re: carbon or compression? Losadel 2006/6/7 13:00
               Re: carbon or compression? 1200GXman 2006/6/7 13:32
         Re: carbon or compression? Dodgeman 2006/6/7 16:26
           Re: carbon or compression? Losadel 2006/6/8 13:39
             Re: carbon or compression? 1200GXman 2006/6/8 14:43
           Re: carbon or compression? Ronald 2006/6/9 7:49




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