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Old 12-21-2011, 11:18 AM   #21
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Yo Bubba, I see that Accel, Crane and Moroso offer the adjustable cans. I read a report or two on different forums of one brand or the other going bad. Do you have experience with one brand being better quality?
We have always used the Accel unit , have never had a bad one.

A little known secret is that the factory Ford and Chrysler vacuum diaphrams have always been adjustable with a allen wrench...
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Old 12-21-2011, 11:43 AM   #22
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The use of water/alcohol injection is usually associated with supergharged engines. Mercedes Benz used it in the 30's in some of their supercharged cars and most of the fighter planed did.. I'm not sure how I could tune the quanity of additive to the A/F. But it's something to consider if and when we get our CR up. My present plan is to use regular gas and just take it as far as it will go. I believe cam timing will have an affect on mileage as well. I have no idea why we're getting such good mileage with the L-100 cam. There is much speculation but no facts. Fun Putzin.
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