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Dyno numbers 1800

posted by  sberry on  Sun Dec 7 03:48 CST 2003
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I wrote a detailed article about a B20 engine rebuild I have been doing
over the past year. It is posted on 1800philes.com. If you have not read
that it is here:
http://www.unideal.net/engine_article.html

I took the car to the dyno yesterday and wrote a followup article that
is here:
http://www.unideal.net/tuning_article.html

Let me know what you think. Particularly in regards to the dyno results
I got. The fueling problem mentioned is a little mysterious to me. The
fuel pump behaves correctly when testing under carport conditions (not
WOT under load). I am hoping this is the problem. Valve float may be
another possibility.

steve
71E






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