Stuff Is Falling Off My truck Again, This Time it's The Turbo
You can run as much as you feel comfortable with. But with more timing you lose bottom end and spool up. Pretty much when it starts rattling like a old 6.5 chevy diesel you need to back it up a hair. About 1/8" is the most you want on a stockish truck. Less if you want to tow heavy.
well... the truck is more of a DD right now; but i do like a little *** under the skinny pedal so i've already bumped it bout an 1/8th and i might haul something from time to time but nothing too awful heavy and i'm like 2 er 3 gauges short from being gauged out the yang
OK, I was confused for a second there

what would the point of swapping nozzles be? (sorry for the minor hijack)
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speakin of timing... how much can you run and still be streetable and not hard on things and or still spraying in the bowl?