This is a new ball game for me. Been working on a car that I have installed pretty extensive mods (scanmaster, ported irons, cam, ported intake, ATR headers, 67 turbo, 79# injectors, trans and converter and everything in between.) Just installed a Alky Control system (dual nozzle) and a matching TT chip. The car runs great on 20-22 psi on 110 octane with stock o2 readings in the 780 range (I know a wb would be better, but we have not installed one yet.)
As soon as you turn the alchy on, the car loads up very bad and falls on it's butt. That is even with the gain knob set on 1. The car is no slouch either....went 93 mph in the 1/8th on low boost (no alchy) and lots of traction issues (can't roll into the throttle until after the 60'.) The car should be a mid 10 second car with little effort with this alky kit running right imo.
What am I doing wrong? Turn the fuel down in the chip? Eliminate one of the nozzles? Add timing?
As soon as you turn the alchy on, the car loads up very bad and falls on it's butt. That is even with the gain knob set on 1. The car is no slouch either....went 93 mph in the 1/8th on low boost (no alchy) and lots of traction issues (can't roll into the throttle until after the 60'.) The car should be a mid 10 second car with little effort with this alky kit running right imo.
What am I doing wrong? Turn the fuel down in the chip? Eliminate one of the nozzles? Add timing?