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Old 08-12-2008, 09:08 PM
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Default 64 running hot

i put a new 650 holley double pump mech.secondarys.I did as instructed and hooked a vacuum gage to the intake manifold.I'm getting 15 # vac.My problem is ,is that the car now runs hot,210-225.Im getting some fluid coming out the overflow.Is the fuel set too lean .what do you guy recommend I do.I appreciate your advice.Oh,the car is a 64 gto 650 holley 4 speed no air stock build

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Old 08-13-2008, 06:49 AM
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Running hot when! While idling? crusing down the road at 3000 rpm? at full throttle, or all of the above?
To start off with I would back those idle screws out another 1/2 a turn and for now live with whatever idle that gives you.
Also where their any other changes made in the process of changing carbs, like anything with the distributor timing of vacume advance? No vacume advance or retarded timing will make the motor run hot real fast, as will a small vacume leak!

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