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Old 09-15-2010, 04:31 PM   #1
Shon
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Re: Changed carb and lost power...HELP!

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I'm with Marv.. Funny thing too, I don't "feel" a difference between my motor NA and the 100 hit of N20. However, I do hear a different tone of the exhuast and RPM seems to increase faster, oh, and the 1/8 mile clock shows better ET and MPH, but I don't "feel" any of it. Really, my but-o-meter has never worked well.
Funny how that works, In my 94Z28 i did not think the hose was working but time slip showed otherwise and in the 71 I could not really feel it either but knew it was rolling b/c the 'race car' beside me was not walking off....
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