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Re: Anyone use Flatout rubber coated copper head gaskets?
[Re: Cab_Burge]
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07/10/13 04:37 PM
07/10/13 04:37 PM
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Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 18,493 Granite Bay CA
Kern Dog
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Striving for excellence
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OP
Striving for excellence
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 18,493
Granite Bay CA
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What spark plug and heat range are you running now and how much total timing are you running ? I think your location is at or close to sea level, correct?
As is, I'm running Champion RC9YCs. I had the 12s like Edelbrock suggests but the engine had consistent run-on until I switched to the colder plug. I am just barely above seal level. I am told that the MP distributor has an aggressive timing curve. I'm at 17 initial, 31 total in really early, like under 2500. It knocks at WOT on 91. A mix of 110 and 91 cures the knock, but I want to make it street friendly. Some of the responses I'm getting elsewhere suggest to skip the head gasket swap and concentrate on the timing curve and a cam swap. I just wish that I knew someone that had a near identical engine combo so I could get a better idea of which cam would work. 4000 70 Charger, stock body, 295 tire, 3.91 gear with a Gear Vendors OD. 440, .030 over 4.35 bore. Ross Flat Top pistons, 6 cc valve reliefs, .017 in the hole at TDC. Edelbrock heads, 84 ccs UNported, .039 head gasket. .056 quench distance. 292/509 cam installed straight up, 1.6 rockers, 3/8" pushrods. 850 Demon VS, 85/92 jets, 3.5 PV 2" TTI headers, 2 1/2" exhaust
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