camplate?

[nfox]

How much better is a #11 camplate than a stock one that has been ground and slid all the way forward?

 

[Forrest]

How has it been ground?

 

[nfox]

camplate

The hump on the upper side of the camplate profile has been ground almost flat.

 

[Forrest]

if it's flat, it's fueling more than the #11. Low end would be tons more than the #11 now!

 

[Joseph Donnelly]

do you mean the little bump in the middle of the fuel curve portion, or the entire fueling area was ground off? If your max egts aren't outrageous, probably the former and the 11 would be much stronger.

 

[dcash]

does grinding a plate flat (completely) not act similar to a #0? if this is true which i dont really know but wouldnt it be better than a #11? don't mean to act like i know what im talking about just what i thought. i have a friend that has ground his plate almost completely and he gets tons more fuel. he also has the setup to accompany more fuel ( he isnt a ROOKIE like myself). but i also dont know how the curve works or what #0 plate really looks like.



du$ty

 

[nfox]

plate

Does anyone have a picture of what a #0 plate looks like?

 

[dcash]

yah i'd like to see one too!

 

[Todd T]

if you take the nose off the bottom of the plate, you will be pouring the fuel in at low RPM's.



go above the protrusion and take out some meat there. the more rise you give your notch the slower it will fuel as RPM's come up. if you take a huge hole out with very little upward slope, you bring on fuel faster and at lower RPM's. the deeper you go into the plate the more fuel. dont go over 12MM deep or your plate wont stop the rack at all.

 

[dcash]

take the nose off the bottom of which plate, Todd T?



thnks, du$ty