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- Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Melle said:Hello Carl,
I eventually had to choose curve 14 (thats is 24 degrees!) to stop the pinking. On the Dyno this curve gave the most power.
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Regards, Melle
ps; RGS, Corsa HC pistons, 180 psi combustion pressure (cold), had to stop at 7000 rpm due to clutch slip! This was with Shell V power (octane rating 95)
Hi Melle
with my RGS "1200" build, to stop the clutch slipping I first installed heavier clutch springs, then when the clutch was still slipping, I added an extra steel clutch plate,to some controversy, but it worked for me. What I was experiencing was the clutch starting to slip under power by about 6,000 rpm, and by 7,000 rpm the slippage was so bad it was ridiculous. When I tok the clutch apart the steel plates were all blue/brown from the heat. Witht he heavier springs and the extra steel plate everything is fine now.
Paul LeClair