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Re: Six-Pac Stroker. Info for Set-Up Needed. Jetting et [Re: jbc426] #113904
09/05/08 05:04 PM
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Is that Inovator Gas Analizer sold by Billy Mays.

Re: Six-Pac Stroker. Info for Set-Up Needed. Jetting etc: [Re: Big-Mike] #113905
09/05/08 07:48 PM
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We've run two 500 cu in engines w/ the six pac set-ups both a little under 600hp. One used 69 center w/87s outboard, the other 66 center and low 80's ouboard.

I would guess that if you used 64s and 84s you're not to far off, and the not pulling past 6000 might be from something other than jetting.

Re: Six-Pac Stroker. Info for Set-Up Needed. Jetting etc: [Re: BSB67] #113906
09/06/08 06:12 AM
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Right! 1st one, the Analizer,have'nt a clue;but it is instant & broard in readings.
The Hughes Engine site column; funny, i just come to here from reading that very item. [Edited by Moparts - Keep it clean]! does that mean i have to send my manifold all the way there & back.
BBS67, thanks for the coments there. I have all Brand-New Six-Pac,so i guess i better go a huntin!
I may just bite the bullitt & get 1 of Hughes Manifolds as the cost versus the next 20 yrs i hope to still have the car tells me to forget cost & just get whatever it takes to make some serious grunt, but still streetable.
Thanks Guys!
Mike.

Re: Six-Pac Stroker. Info for Set-Up Needed. Jetting etc: [Re: Big-Mike] #113907
09/07/08 01:44 PM
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I just pulled #7 and #8 plug since those were the easy ones. I am running rich. I have 78 on the passenger side and 83 on the drivers side. What number should I go with? I am using NGK-BCP6ES plugs gapped to .45. It is timed at 14 initial and 35 total. I am running aluminum manifold with blocked heat cross over.

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