msd 6010 problem???
#41
Well that's sounds pretty good as best I could tell. What do you got the timing at there?
#44
Did the stumble go away. And how did it turn over, how quick did it fire up?
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So far so good made another hit rolling on it from 2800 it hessitated then cleaned up threw the rest of the pull and felt good im.thinkong carb on that and when i let.it sit for a few it starts and idels like **** til i wack the gas a few times then it idels fine
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Got the other video to play but this last one wouldn't. Said it was private.
#48
Try ramping it quicker. Only use one step at 600 rpm. I would try the 32 then go from there. How many turns out are you on the mixture screws? Oh ya, when you ramp to 32. Get rid of all the other dots on the flat line.
#49
Might need to fatten that bad boy up.
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Im gonna take a pic of the map and show u if this is what your talking about
#53
Yep that's it. If you are 1.5 turns out on you mixture screws, you need to increase jet size by at least two. Keep going till you get them down between .5 and .75 then you may be able to increase your timing. That will get you close.
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What about backing the screw out just a 1/2 turn more on the mixture screws
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That won't work. Motor needs more fuel. If you don't have one. You can get a laser thermometer at Harbor Freight for 25 bucks. Check your cylinder temps. I will bet 1&7 and 2&8 are way colder than 3&5 and 4&6. They naturally will be a little anyway, but not that much. As you go up you will be shocked how good it will run. There is too much though. But your plugs will let you know. As you fatten you could prolly take it to 34. Just got to see what it likes.
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That won't work. Motor needs more fuel. If you don't have one. You can get a laser thermometer at Harbor Freight for 25 bucks. Check your cylinder temps. I will bet 1&7 and 2&8 are way colder than 3&5 and 4&6. They naturally will be a little anyway, but not that much. As you go up you will be shocked how good it will run. There is too much though. But your plugs will let you know. As you fatten you could prolly take it to 34. Just got to see what it likes.
#57
How did it start? If it didn't fire up on the first revolution or labored to turn over you need to go up on your timing at zero. Did you change the jets? If you did you will have to screw in your mixture screws. Put a vacuum gauge on it when adjusting. You may have to go up on the timing, like 34 but listen closely for spark knock. Pull a couple plugs and see if they are black. If hear spark knock back off one at a time.
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How did it start? If it didn't fire up on the first revolution or labored to turn over you need to go up on your timing at zero. Did you change the jets? If you did you will have to screw in your mixture screws. Put a vacuum gauge on it when adjusting. You may have to go up on the timing, like 34 but listen closely for spark knock. Pull a couple plugs and see if they are black. If hear spark knock back off one at a time.
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Cool man hope everything works out for you.
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