Picco .12 Torque 2011 sluggish out of corners
03-11-2012 | 04:28 AM
#16
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Good point Geezatec, I'll try a different Plug. It is hot in SA now as we are going towards the end of our summer and we are running at high altitude as well. I normally run the No6 plug.
Im running the S733. I'm only having this issue with this motor in the car. I've had a nova 353 and n12t1 in it with no problems. I'm also running a long line from the pipe to the tank to try and keep the pressure constant.
Im running the S733. I'm only having this issue with this motor in the car. I've had a nova 353 and n12t1 in it with no problems. I'm also running a long line from the pipe to the tank to try and keep the pressure constant.
03-11-2012 | 10:14 AM
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Good point Geezatec, I'll try a different Plug. It is hot in SA now as we are going towards the end of our summer and we are running at high altitude as well. I normally run the No6 plug.
Im running the S733. I'm only having this issue with this motor in the car. I've had a nova 353 and n12t1 in it with no problems. I'm also running a long line from the pipe to the tank to try and keep the pressure constant.
Im running the S733. I'm only having this issue with this motor in the car. I've had a nova 353 and n12t1 in it with no problems. I'm also running a long line from the pipe to the tank to try and keep the pressure constant.
Picco!! Its been a while in Ron Paris days with Integra's many year ago!! Picco engine is like old 1:1 vehicle with Holley Carbs, Hard to adjust. And when you got them running correctl, your in the same boat trying to readjust!!! Go back to the nova or Rossi. Purchase a RB, Cadillac of RC engines lol!!! Personal choice!!! lol!!!
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