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    jmlamia is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Wink My overheating issue solved

     



    Issue was retarded timing, but also need to add fuel Octane boost. The engine is an LS7 at 12.5 to 1 compression, wants more than 94 Octane. Retimed at 4 d BTC like supposed to be and then added 104+ and I can keep it at 180 degrees moving, and while in traffic I can turn on the electric fan to drop it from 210.

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    4 degrees is still a little on the retarded side. Reduced timing means less NOx and CO, but isn't necessarily best for the engine, fuel milage, or performance.

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    Glad you got it going! Have fun...

    Lynn
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