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Old 04-21-2006, 07:29 PM
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Default Re: L-72 tune up

Sounds like my car when I first fired it up!

It's hard to diagnos remotely, but I had to set my idle high because the mixture screws were off - K.Marple fixed that up for me, big thanks. My car wanted to fall on it's face when I stabbed the gas because of the idle circuit, so I installed the white pump cam in hole #2 (I think), and that cleared up the off-idle stumble.

Make sure your plug wires are correctly routed, I made that mistake once too - a few guys from Kansas helped me correct that mistake at Englishtown Also, simply make sure they are all connected, I had one drop off last year at SCR8 - couldn't figure out why I went from 14.2's to 15.5's!

I agree with Tony on the distributor, yank the vac adv hose, and set the timing for 38 degrees at around 2000 rpm. That should eliminate the distributor as a major culprit, and then you can focus on other items.
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