many thoughts?
heres a video i took:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wZUq...el_video_title
cant figure out how to get my 289 to idle correctly... doesnt it sound high? after it idles for a min, it dropped to a normal lope....? i wonder why?
also does anyone else hear that knocking when i lift the hood? nothing was loose.... everything was tuned yet i still hear it... or is that normal?
and i love my exhaust.
thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wZUq...el_video_title
cant figure out how to get my 289 to idle correctly... doesnt it sound high? after it idles for a min, it dropped to a normal lope....? i wonder why?
also does anyone else hear that knocking when i lift the hood? nothing was loose.... everything was tuned yet i still hear it... or is that normal?
and i love my exhaust.
thanks
That sounds like an exhaust leak to me too. I would try to snug up all of the header bolts before deciding to replace gaskets.
I also agree that the choke and cold or fast idle is why it idles a little high until it warms up.
Whats with the automatic brake pedal, and the crooked muffler? Just giving you crap. LOL... Seriously though, why is the exhaust routed under the axle like that. I bet it hangs low and is visible from the side of the car. It also looks like the turn downs are really close to the axle.
I like the air cleaner and valve covers.
Oh, get that orange can of death off of the block.
I also agree that the choke and cold or fast idle is why it idles a little high until it warms up.
Whats with the automatic brake pedal, and the crooked muffler? Just giving you crap. LOL... Seriously though, why is the exhaust routed under the axle like that. I bet it hangs low and is visible from the side of the car. It also looks like the turn downs are really close to the axle.
I like the air cleaner and valve covers.

Oh, get that orange can of death off of the block.
Last edited by tx65coupe; Jul 26, 2011 at 05:26 AM.
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