effects of nitro on ignition conversion
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Anyone knows if there are any effects of nitro on an ignition conversion.I'm presently running 15% nitro on my ASP180 ignition conversion.I'm thinking of reducing the nitro content to maybe even zero.Will I have to readjust the timing?
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No need to run nitro on spark ignition. If it is set to factory values, the timing does not nee a change, fuel mixture maybe.
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Nitro will give an engine more power and better throttle transition on an ignition engine just as it does on a glow engine.
I would also say that when going to a no nitro mix that you should retime the engine to find the optimum setting without the nitro. Nitro burns slowly, and you might find you need to retard the igntion a bit without it.
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I would also say that when going to a no nitro mix that you should retime the engine to find the optimum setting without the nitro. Nitro burns slowly, and you might find you need to retard the igntion a bit without it.
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