Huskie007
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My 383 has the Edelbrock Power Package with a Performer RPM Camshaft:
•.480''/.495'' Lift
•300°/308° Adv. Duration
•1500-6500 RPM Range
I ported the Big Block Chrysler Performer RPM Cylinder Head:
*210cc Intake Ports
•84cc Combustion Chambers
•2.14"/1.81" Valves
•1.55" Hydraulic Flat Tappet Valve Springs
•Max Lift: .600"
Headers and electronic ignition - orange box.
670 Holley street avenger.
Confirmed no vacuum leaks.
I checked the vacuum in gear and it was 5hgs.
I turned out the idle mixture screws out about two screws, car would not even move before dying and back fired through carb. I continued to turn them out till about 5 1/2 turns and the car would move, but it still had large stumble, but would not die from a stop. When I accelerated through the stumble, the car tool off and ran great above 10 mph's.
I replaced the power valve from 6.5hg to 2.5hg due to 5hg vacuum. The care drove worse, then I went to a 4.5hg power valve and it ran better.
Next I drilled a 3/32 size hole in each downward turning butterfly valves and replaced the .31 squirter with a .35 squirter.
The car seemed to run a lot better, but still had a bog, not huge, but is still there.
My accelerator pumps is adjusted for instance response.
I am going to check the timing next and move a few more degrees to see if that fixes the bog... other issue is the very low idle when I am at a stop. I have a 3500 stall converter, but car almost dies at stop. If I wait a bit the idle picks a little bit, but still very low. I tried to fix it by adjusting the curb idle, but it seemed to only affect the idle when the car is in park.
Looking for any help to get this right... I think I need to speed up my idle while in gear, at a stop with foot on brake and fix my bog...
•.480''/.495'' Lift
•300°/308° Adv. Duration
•1500-6500 RPM Range
I ported the Big Block Chrysler Performer RPM Cylinder Head:
*210cc Intake Ports
•84cc Combustion Chambers
•2.14"/1.81" Valves
•1.55" Hydraulic Flat Tappet Valve Springs
•Max Lift: .600"
Headers and electronic ignition - orange box.
670 Holley street avenger.
Confirmed no vacuum leaks.
I checked the vacuum in gear and it was 5hgs.
I turned out the idle mixture screws out about two screws, car would not even move before dying and back fired through carb. I continued to turn them out till about 5 1/2 turns and the car would move, but it still had large stumble, but would not die from a stop. When I accelerated through the stumble, the car tool off and ran great above 10 mph's.
I replaced the power valve from 6.5hg to 2.5hg due to 5hg vacuum. The care drove worse, then I went to a 4.5hg power valve and it ran better.
Next I drilled a 3/32 size hole in each downward turning butterfly valves and replaced the .31 squirter with a .35 squirter.
The car seemed to run a lot better, but still had a bog, not huge, but is still there.
My accelerator pumps is adjusted for instance response.
I am going to check the timing next and move a few more degrees to see if that fixes the bog... other issue is the very low idle when I am at a stop. I have a 3500 stall converter, but car almost dies at stop. If I wait a bit the idle picks a little bit, but still very low. I tried to fix it by adjusting the curb idle, but it seemed to only affect the idle when the car is in park.
Looking for any help to get this right... I think I need to speed up my idle while in gear, at a stop with foot on brake and fix my bog...