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P7100 Fuel Plate Profiles

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Not Runaway but stuck wide open
 
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oww, sounds expensive to me
 
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I have read a couple time that most people that say they have a 0 plate really don't have one. But isn't a 0 plate just completely flush?
 
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Great info for me!!! Thanks
 
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another good one chad
 
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how mutch power will it add by just moving the stock plate foward... and how mutch can a stock tranny withstand??
 
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I have just aquired a '98 12 valve, it had the fuel plate removed when I got. The stock one was ground down to what looks like almost a zero. I put it back in full forward position and seems to run the same. I would like it to be just a little better than stock. Any suggestions ?
 
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A zero plate full forward is the same as no plate.
 
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Old 03-31-2011, 05:11 PM
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In my oppinion the best setup is a #100

it is stock fueling for the first 1200-1500 rpm then its full fuel from there

this setup is easiest on the drivetrain especially auto trannys and clutches on the manual trannys
 
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