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I just bought a adjustable timing plate for my banshee but the problem now is that i dont know at what degree to set it at

does anyone kow at what degree it has to be at

well my banshee only has a

boost bottle

Jetted stock carbs

Drag pipes

Just go to +4 and it will do you some good....JB

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I've got 19cc domes no porting. My plate is at +4 and it really makes a seat of the pants difference.

 

You have a boost bottle tho, you might want to back it off to +2.

 

 

ok well thanks ill try both +4 and +2 and ill see with which one it runs better

 

do you think if i put some 19cc domes to it will runs better to?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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If you switch out your domes to 19cc you will need to do a compression test to see if you need to run110..Let us know if you make the switch and wwhat your compression is..

 

I have stock bore, stock porting and a pro design cool head with 19 cc domes. I run 91 octane just fine.

 

I can't remember what the PSI is.

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I always ran mine at +7, a bit more response at that mark.

 

oh yea, get rid of the boost bottle, it's just getting in the way. go back to the stock equalizer tube.

 

so i should put it at +2 with the boost bootle and without the boost bottle at +4

 

and how will i know thats not the right degree

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so i should put it at +2 with the boost bootle and without the boost bottle at +4

 

and how will i know thats not the right degree

 

they were joshin ya' bein a smartass.... boost bottle has ZERO affect on anything... it's just taking up space, no add'l power or response. again, it's just taking up space.

 

run it at +4 minimum, otherwise it's not worth the effort. Depending on your compression and such, I'd go to +6. as far as the 19cc domes, it would just depend on the compress your running. I always ran around 155psi and +7 on the plate.

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