LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

LT1 Problem... High RPMS BOGGING!!

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Old 03-08-2009, 06:32 PM
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Fuel pressure: base pressure is the key on-engine off pressure. Watch the gauge during the prime (first couple seconds after key on).

Double check: engine idling, pull the vacuum hose off the regulator and watch the fuel pressure, It should read the same as step 1.

Manifold vacuum: with the engine idling put the vacuum hose back on the regulator, the fuel pressure should drop 7-10 lbs depending on idle vacuum (depends on camshaft)

WOT test: since the engine manifold vacuum is very close to 0 at WOT, your WOT fuel pressure should be very close to the base pressure. Make a WOT pull from lower RPMs (50% of redline or so) in a higher gear and watch the fuel pressure. The pressure needs to stay close to the baseline pressure or you have a fuel pump, fuel filter, or similar issue.

If you can't measure your fuel pressure while driving at WOT (or on a dyno) then you have no way of knowing that your fuel supply is adequate.

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Originally Posted by mj114679
OK Thanks all that helped. i will be buying a new AC Delco opti spark soon and installing it. should i go ahead and replace plugs and wires also? if so what are the best plugs and wires i could ****** up for my mods?
Did you get your Opti replaced yet? did it fix your hesitation?



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