adjusting fpr made smoke out tailpipe
#1
adjusting fpr made smoke out tailpipe
So i got my bbk adj fpr to work but as im setting i noticed hella smoke startd coming out of passengerside tailpipe any ideas y? I mean ive been running the motor for like two weeks with the same fpr on just think it was fully tightend an no smoke no nothing except my gauge read a steady 39psi until id throw a rev then itd bounce down..was talkng in another thread bout how to set it an so i take vac line off n set to 32-33 psi but when i reconnect vac line it drops to like 20! An now im blowin smoke out one tailpipe uhg any ideas?
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Blue i think n now its coming from both tailpipes..i triedputting the set screw down all the way like its been before the smoke..think im running super rich n i dunno smoke is blueish in sunlight but kinda whiteish..
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Ok well i set it to 39 wit vac line off n it smoked for a sec until i took it for a 10 min ride now no more smoke... guess runs ok not super happy need to mess with timing more to find sweet spot ..i got the h/c/i n they all supposedly compliment eachother dunno y i gotta advance mine so much...gt40s,e303,cobra upper/lower, 65mm thottlebody,bbk adj fpr, stock inj&maf uh timing needs to b bumpd up for horsepower /torque or shouldnt base timing b like a stock motor??
#9
Yeah man thats what i thought..Any ideas why i would need to advance my timing like almost as far as i can turn it before hitting lower intake water neck? Is it from doing my base idle reset with it already advanced? I mean should i be using the spout connector still? for some reason when i put timing back to normal (notched on dizzy an block) i lose all "seat of pants torque" until over 3 grand if at all..im guessing its from doing a base idle reset with timing already advanced..so u think i should back timing down to normal setting THEN do base idle reset? uhg