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Losing HP

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stock?

05-08-2006 14:52:12




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I pull with a club that has H.P. limits in the stock classes. what the best way to loose 5/10 horse and not hurt the tractor? Tractor must turn atleast factory RPM's and dyno at 540 pto. thanks in advance!!!




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cowboy red

05-10-2006 05:58:42




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 Re: Losing HP in reply to stock?, 05-08-2006 14:52:12  
you can turn in your fuel some too. but if you have a higher compression dont turn it in too much and watch your temp guage. the leaner you are the hotter your eninge.



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JD hauler

05-09-2006 18:41:25




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 Re: Losing HP in reply to stock?, 05-08-2006 14:52:12  
stop cheating, pull div 2, LOL.



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J2

05-09-2006 06:49:38




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 Re: Losing HP in reply to stock?, 05-08-2006 14:52:12  
Use a restrictor plate after the carb... or a stop to limit the throttle plate... keeps all of the low end torque... J2



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cantcatchme

05-08-2006 19:56:00




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 Re: Losing HP in reply to stock?, 05-08-2006 14:52:12  
hook a ground wire to one cylinder the other end to a toggle switch.Leave it off when you pull,flip the switch when they dyno you.Cuts you back to 3 cyl.:))



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LOOSER

05-08-2006 15:24:29




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 Re: Losing HP in reply to stock?, 05-08-2006 14:52:12  
Back off on your timing



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