got my 88 coupe back...but the cats glow red hot??
#1
got my 88 coupe back...but the cats glow red hot??
well its not the exact same one but it will do...
i paid $3200.00 for it and it has-
3.73 gears
aluminum drive shaft
drive shaft loop
3 core rad
Mac cold air intake with mass air conversion
Mac exhaust from headers to tail pipe
eibach prokit
edlebrock 70/30 shocks
frame connectors
hurst shifter
battery relocated to trunk
i noticed that the cats glow red hot...maybe runnin too rich? not sure what this means
any ideas would be great...thanx
i paid $3200.00 for it and it has-
3.73 gears
aluminum drive shaft
drive shaft loop
3 core rad
Mac cold air intake with mass air conversion
Mac exhaust from headers to tail pipe
eibach prokit
edlebrock 70/30 shocks
frame connectors
hurst shifter
battery relocated to trunk
i noticed that the cats glow red hot...maybe runnin too rich? not sure what this means
any ideas would be great...thanx
#6
How hot are they getting? Some of the causes of a hot cat are improper ignition timing, fouled spark plugs, air pump failure or a compression leak (burned exhaust valve). It could also be clogged. But other causes may include lean misfire (check for vacuum leaks, leaky EGR valve, low fuel pressure or dirty injectors). If the outlet temperature on the catalytic converter is more than 500 degrees hotter than the inlet that indicates unburnt fuel in the exhaust.
#10
A customer had a mid 80's ford truck and the cat on it was getting like 1100-1200 degrees (you could not lay your hand on the floor board) that whole thing was glowing orange but the manifold on it was not.