Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) anyone have a pic of a #0 (zero) fuel plate

[FreeBMW]

Could you please share it with me..... I want to grid my stocker down and replace my #10 and see how it is.







Thanks

 

[HoleshotHolset]

Clayton:



I have attached what my quick rendition of an OEM plate VS. a 'zero' plate is... . results may vary, batteries not included, etc.



Matt

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

I designed the zero and had Mark @TST build them for me. The secret is WHERE the vertical is placed.

 

[FreeBMW]

Originally posted by Joseph Donnelly

I designed the zero and had Mark @TST build them for me. The secret is WHERE the vertical is placed.

Care to share?

 

[Forrest Nearing]

Originally posted by FreeBMW

Care to share?

Joe's is placed properly.



basicly you don't want excessive rack travel... Joe's got his #0 set up for optimal rack travel all the way forward. and it's hardened properly.



Forrest

 

[wsmalley]

I can save you the trouble man. If you are really wanting a #0, just take the dang thing out. The rack isn't going to have any problems, there's a rack-stop in the pump. But if you want it ground down, just follow that diagram to pretty close and you'll be good. There's no worryin about hardening or some such bull-crap.

 

[onestackdram]

why do i feel a "NO PLATE" thread starting again?... save it for that thread.



Russell

 

[T. Baker]

Yup here we go! I have had my plate out for about two years. Have to watch the EGT though.

 

[HoleshotHolset]

Semantics

Just so we're all on the same page, for new members, etc... .



Zero (0) plate = you really do have a plate in your pump... but it's just a simple rack stop.



NO plate = you don't have a camplate in your pump at all and are relying on the 'rack stop' built into the pump.



Matt