After weeding through some code, it appears the Thrasher 108 has 28-29* timing (stress the “appears”). The Thrasher 100 looks like it has about 26*. You might be able to get it to work with alcohol, but you will most likely suffer a lot of “transitional” knock during (or just after) spoolup. This is common with high timing chips and alcy. Yes, you can tune your alcohol system to minimize it (Steve Hill comes to mind), but its not easy.
I’ve tried timing all over the place, and I always end up back around 19-20* for alcohol to eliminate the transitional knock. I even tried turning on the alcy at 1 psi, but with high timing it doesn’t always work.
On my car, with the stock turbo/intercooler, I am running 19* and 25psi boost with 92 octane and alcy with zero trans knock. I can floor it at any speed without a single degree of knock retard. If I run 20psi and 26* timing, I almost always get 3-10* knock retard at the end of spoolup but then it goes away. I like my engine too much to allow this kind of knock. I would rather sacrifice a couple mph. I plan to get a turbo that’s more efficient at higher psi (like a te44) since the stock turbo barely makes any more power at 25psi than at 22psi.
Eric