Possible Ignition Box Failure, Need Help
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a size 42 in the front has FIXED the problem! thanks for all the help one last question is should I put the 35 on the rear? it now has a 42 in the front and 31 in the rear. Is this ok? Thanks
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sounds good. Yeah Im swingin for a wideband soon. But my options are 31 35 and 42 so what works best is what itll get. Thanks fellas you have no idea how fun it was layin down that new motors first set of black marks !
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Hell yeah dude thats great. I would try the squirters in every combo you can think of including playing with a acc pump cams. Find the mildest combo that doesnt affect performance and that should keep you from wasting a lot of fuel.
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Lol. I swear my 96 firebird has a 11.1 cr 406 with profiler 210's 640 lift 252° @ .050 hyd roller, a super victor manifold and 850 quick fuel hp carb and it gets almost as good of gas mileage as my 97 jeep cherokee which gets around 17mpg. I love my wideband.