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Old 04-08-2005, 01:05 AM
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Question Hot to grind fuel plate?

I can't remember who it is that did it, im sure there are many, but how exactly do i grind the fuel plate to get more power? I have no idea of what portions to grind and how much to take off...can yall let me know, photos would be awesome if possible
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just grind all the curves off of it til its flat and stay away from the high priced banks products
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i would suggest getting those guages on there before putting a plate in there, it can get hot fast.
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i never could get mine above 1300 with it ground down until i put the 370's on then 1500 comes real quick
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are you pre turbo? i am sure you are,empty i don't have any egt problems,i tow alot and that's when things get hot quick, i guess thats what i was going off of, i have 4inch exhaust and turbo on the way, can't wait to get them on.
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yeah i don't tow
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Try to grind a 100, you'll like it alot better than a 0 for smoke control and heat. There is a picture somewhere on here that shows real good the curve in it. It probably doesn't have to be exact to get a decent fuel curve. I would not go back to a 0 after doing a 100. Good Luck
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i started a thread on how to grind plates, do a search and look under my user name. it will bring up pix and info. mike
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