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I’ve tried to water ejection two different applications, don’t waste your money. Or should I say flip a coin.

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I’ve tried to water ejection two different applications, don’t waste your money. Or should I say flip a coin.
Yeah, I tried it, didn't do squat. Now meth may work, but dunno, haven't tried it, but know some of the GN guys have had success.

As for cams, you would have to switch to a big enough one that would probably not work well with the setup intended. it would have to be RA IV territory, and still not be enough, depending on what elevation you live at. And with steep gears.

That 9.98 scr engine I had a @ 228/236 .050 cam in it as I recall, and it was still ragged edge. You get a hot day, an 'off' tank of gas, or anything like that, and you had to baby that thing to prevent det. I ran Fel-Pro 1016 head gaskets, before anyone asks, so 'quench' was good.



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