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The timing affects our stocker less than you would think if converter and
gearing are optimal. Our cars 38 to 34 would probably be a hundred or at the very most 1 1/2 hundred. I have taken 10 out of our heavy O/SA 318 Wagon (38 to 28) and only lost 3 (1.57 to 1.60). I would guess a bit more change if at altitude or bad air. It might help more to put a hundred or two in your weight box.
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Thanks John. Exactly the type of info I was looking for. I do have some weight I can add, so will do that and maybe a little timing too.
Also, glad to hear you were OK after the fire scare. Hope the damage was not too bad. Ken Stock 412 |
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