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    mizlplix is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Sounds stupid....but,

    If detonation is the problem, get a water injector kit and it will go away.

    I used water injection on a 11:1 comp. 429 from a '72 t'bird to stop pinging and still was able to use regular-low octane fuel. It was in a '56 FORD pickup and pulled a trailer too. Just check the water level everytime you fuel. Worked well.
    "Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk and cut it with an axe."

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    Quote Originally Posted by mizlplix
    Sounds stupid....but,

    If detonation is the problem, get a water injector kit and it will go away.

    I used water injection on a 11:1 comp. 429 from a '72 t'bird to stop pinging and still was able to use regular-low octane fuel. It was in a '56 FORD pickup and pulled a trailer too. Just check the water level everytime you fuel. Worked well.
    What is a water injection kit? How does it work?

    Thanks.

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