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Mail From: Toen Starkweather <(email redacted)>

Hi folks,
Given the high-performance nature of this list, I will alter my
question accordingly: My wife, disenchanted with the mellow performance
of her Sable wagon (6 cyl, efi), has decided she wants more power. Opting
against swapping in a SHO engine, I've decided to go with a Paxton
supercharger. Once this is accomplished I will need to reset the timing
and was wondering 1) where the timing marks are to use a timing gun and 2)
if there is an easily accessible, full manifold vacuum line from which to
reference my boost gauge.
I would appreciate all resonses which provide some light on this
subject. Hecklers need not resond.
Thanks,
Toen
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ps. If you believe the Paxton stuff, you need help. Questions one and
two are what I'm actually looking for.



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Mail From: "Fontana Peter" <(email redacted)>

> ps. If you believe the Paxton stuff, you need help.

On this list, we're weird enough to do it, so you better watch it buddy, or
one of us in a blown Taurus wagon will go by you fast enough to make your
paint peel ;-)

Seroiusly though, a Vortec B-trim in the wife's 92 3.8L LX wagon - hmmm....



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