LS help needed in regards to Cam and tune
Nov 17, 2017 | 07:04 PM
#31
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An easier way to doing a "flood clear" is hold the gas pedal to the floor while cranking. This will disable the injectors during cranking.
It is relatively difficult to hurt a stock engine by running too lean without a power adder. Actually "lean" is fine, right at stoich is the most dangerous because it is the hottest. Keep in mind stock tuning has a 60s delay and a 5000rpm delay before it will give extra fuel.
The plugs look very rich. You need tuning
It is relatively difficult to hurt a stock engine by running too lean without a power adder. Actually "lean" is fine, right at stoich is the most dangerous because it is the hottest. Keep in mind stock tuning has a 60s delay and a 5000rpm delay before it will give extra fuel.
The plugs look very rich. You need tuning
Nov 17, 2017 | 08:08 PM
#32
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From: Huntsville, AL
Yes, your tuner should fix that. If you want to get your own interface and/or want someone to tune it remotely for you so you can learn let me know and I will get you taken care of
Nov 21, 2017 | 10:38 AM
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Ahh, we will have to wait for the results. The tuner will not allow me to dyno it with my stock pushrods. #1 they are to short, #2 they are weak
I know, i should have known better, but my budget couldnt support it at the time. In the grand scheme of things i am glad though because i would have just got 7.4" pushrods not knowing any better. With that being said, do you guys know a good/cheap place to find quality 7.425" pushrods?
I know, i should have known better, but my budget couldnt support it at the time. In the grand scheme of things i am glad though because i would have just got 7.4" pushrods not knowing any better. With that being said, do you guys know a good/cheap place to find quality 7.425" pushrods?
