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Old 02-09-2012, 11:00 AM
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I'll post more details when I get back home from the trip. The combo has really just been years worth of sneaking up on the level of aggressiveness.
As far as the VP109ms fuel, we started with the same jet, and it made the best power. We tried changing the high speed bleeds from .031 to. 028 and it lost a few numbers.
The strange thing is that after we burned up the three gallons of VP (all we had) and went back to pump gas, the small amount of residual VP netted the same numbers as straight VP. A very slight blend might be a good cost effective performance boost.

More to come later.

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Old 02-09-2012, 12:04 PM
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I'll post more details when I get back home from the trip. The combo has really just been years worth of sneaking up on the level of aggressiveness.
As far as the VP109ms fuel, we started with the same jet, and it made the best power. We tried changing the high speed bleeds from .031 to. 028 and it lost a few numbers.
The strange thing is that after we burned up the three gallons of VP (all we had) and went back to pump gas, the small amount of residual VP netted the same numbers as straight VP. A very slight blend might be a good cost effective performance boost.

More to come later.
Yep. That's my plan with my car. Always mixing in some good fuel with the cat whiz

Awesome engine. Looking forward to the details

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Old 02-10-2012, 12:32 PM
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Hey Brian,

Good meeting you and watching some pulls. I hope that you make it to the Pontiac Heaven Event in Phoenix so I can see that big bad motor do some work .

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