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Old 02-07-2018, 02:27 PM
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After 62 posts, either lower the idle speed, reduce cyl. pressure, reduce cyl. temp., all the above, or raise octane.

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After 62 posts, either lower the idle speed, reduce cyl. pressure, reduce cyl. temp., all the above, or raise octane.
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After 62 posts, either lower the idle speed, reduce cyl. pressure, reduce cyl. temp., all the above, or raise octane.
X3....might I add tighten up the squish, might be easy as some thin head gaskets.

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