Timing
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Don't mess with the stock timing unless:
You are running large fuel injectors.
Running injectors with a higher pop pressure.
Advancing your timing will move the power up in RPM. Meaning it takes away from the low end and gives it to the top end.
The Dynamic Timing Device, aka timing spacer gives you the best of both worlds by increasing the overall timing advance. That way you can maintain your low end power and gain top end at the same time.
You are running large fuel injectors.
Running injectors with a higher pop pressure.
Advancing your timing will move the power up in RPM. Meaning it takes away from the low end and gives it to the top end.
The Dynamic Timing Device, aka timing spacer gives you the best of both worlds by increasing the overall timing advance. That way you can maintain your low end power and gain top end at the same time.
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