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Have you checked the timing with vacuum advance connectedto see if you are getting too much advance- either mechanical or vacuum-
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Good job eliminating fuel delivery. I watched video. Motor sounds labored or restricted. It sounds like its not pulling crisp. Almost like secondaries aren't opening. Things to check in order:
Is carb opening to WOT? Is coil good? How do plugs look, rich, lean, etc? Is exhaust restricted, heat riser stuck, etc? Is cam installed correctly per cam card? Are valvesprings too weak?
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I could explain all this to the girl at the parts store, but she'd probably call the asylum. White '67 LeMans 407/TH350/Ford 3.89... RIP Red '67 LeMans. 407/TH400/Ford 3.25 Last edited by chiphead; 04-04-2019 at 04:18 PM. |
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Tried two different coils. New plugs. Replaced fairly clean old plugs. Exhaust is clear. Haven't looked at the cam. Valvesprings; These are preassembled Edelbrock Heads with low use. If the springs are weak they were defective. I hear that's a long shot. |
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Originally Posted by Stan Weiss
OK, Pull the valve cover so you can see the valves for number 1. Rotate the crank until the mark on the balance lines up with timing mark. Make sure that this is the overlap TDC where both valves are open. If the intake valve is open more than the exhaust valve, the cam is installed to far advanced. Stan I put the covers back on for the test drives today. Before I did I took the picture below of the left side. I'll most likely have them back off tomorrow. Thanks, https://share.icloud.com/photos/0EdQ...r_Township,_MI |
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The vacuum advance is working correctly.
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