puredieselpower.. like 20 bux shipped
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I heard that this wasn't a good idea on a 215 pump cuz the extra travel will will overshoot the ideal helical opening on the plunger, anyone know if that's true
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the plug on a 215 pump will remove more timing than with the stock plug IIRC it takes another degree.
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Ok so if my pump is at 17.5 timing now then if i put the plug in it will take it back to 16.5, how will it do that, and what does IIRC mean
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on plungers of the 215 pump there is a retard notch, it was placed there for emissions reasons. As rack travel increases the pump timing decreases. with the stock plug the max rack travel you can get is 19mm, on the 215 pumps at 19mm of rack it will take 3* of timing away ( so if you were at 17* you are now at 14*). with the 2095 rack plug the pump will max out its rack travel at 21mm and pull 4* of timing.
Oh, and IIRC is If I Remember Correctly |
Originally Posted by 94 12valve
(Post 621290)
on plungers of the 215 pump there is a retard notch, it was placed there for emissions reasons. As rack travel increases the pump timing decreases. with the stock plug the max rack travel you can get is 19mm, on the 215 pumps at 19mm of rack it will take 3* of timing away ( so if you were at 17* you are now at 14*). with the 2095 rack plug the pump will max out its rack travel at 21mm and pull 4* of timing.
Oh, and IIRC is If I Remember Correctly |
with the stock plug and WOT yes it would take 3* away ... and me personally yes I would use the plug in a 215 pump
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hmmm I just bought one and was going to ask this question lol
so plug it is then |
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