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well, you always here of guys doing all kinds of stuff to their car for the headsup passes. i understand the light weight oil, but to all of a sudden start cooling the fuel, or intake would drastically change the fuel density therefore the need for a jet change...
also, B Aceves - you any relation to Mike Aceves from Hollister California? was a good friend i haven't heard from in about 6-8 years...at the time he was very much into drag cars and drag slot cars. i was going to visit California and stay with him, but it never panned out. Ian |
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Smoking at start up has absolutely nothing to do with jets.
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The lower the fuel temp , the better . Just a few degrees won't make a huge difference in performance , but every little bit helps .
Restrictions in the fuel system will increase fuel temps , but not enough to cause a major loss in performance . Running the fuel line near any source of high heat will have much more of an effect . As the fuel temp goes down , the density changes . So jet accordingly and then cool the fuel the same way and for the same duration before each run . Last edited by Mike Croley; 12-27-2011 at 12:12 PM. |
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Ian, you don't have to re-tune the car for cold manifolds and cold fuel to help. You are mistaken there. Btw, you need to fix that black smoke at start-up. That tends to wash oil from the cylinder walls, which is a ring seal killer.
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