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sweet rebuilt engine - poorer mileage than B18 120-130

posted by  Svend on  Mon Mar 4 00:26 CST 2002
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As with the other responses, sounds like you have a good setup. I always liked the KD needles for Canada. However, the ZH may work better in NYC in summer.
That's the easiest thing to try. Detonation is the silent enemy. Better to use a little extra gas unless you are sure you are getting the good stuff. Don't forget you are getting your numbers by guessing, and in winter weather. Do you have the hot air pickup box on the air cleaner or are you using the pancake filters?






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