Timing effect on haze?

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flcrawler

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Does the timing have an effect on if it hazes or is it all in the injectors? I just installed a set of RCP 7x.012 and it is hazing pretty good. Timing is at 24*, if stock was 14*. I have and adjustable gear so never checked it with a timing set. With the stock injectors it only hazed cold.
 
mines at 27* and it hazes all the time but im also running a 6x.016 with some work.
 
Is it hazing white or black? Once warm does it clear up? I am also assuming they are 7x12 VCO nozzles???

for my own knowledge where are the pop off set on the injectors?
 
Not sure on color i will look tomarrow. Clears alittle as it warms but still visable. Yes they are vco and I belive they are at 310.
 
My timing is only at 17 degrees with 7x12's. It hazes a lot when cold, get about five minutes drive time and I can't see any haze. I haven't tried any more timing on these injectors yet.
 
6x12's @ 4000psi and 24 deg timing here looks like something is broke at idel! lol Otherwise while driving it's not bad at all unless u cob on it.
 
So it sounds like it is just the nature of the beast with bigger injectors. I just try to keep the smoke to a minimum.
 
flcrawler said:
So it sounds like it is just the nature of the beast with bigger injectors. I just try to keep the smoke to a minimum.
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I currently have 7x.014 SAC nozzles in my truck. Once the truck is warmed up, they don't haze whatsoever at idle. light pedal nets no haze, moderate, a gray/clear haze. This is with ~475cc's of fuel currently set @ 17*.
 
24* with 7x12s set at 250bar and it only hazes when cold. After 5mins of driving its gone and is clean.
 
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