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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: oh
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Krepe.
I have a few questions to ask, first what is your mph? What type of cam do you have? What type of trans do you have a t-5 or AOD? Also what type of heads, the stock E7TE heads? Is your mass air sensor cal. for the 24lb injectors? What are your shift points ???? Also for the carb, I'm a big fan of efi. And with a carb you will lose gas mileage and increase pollutes in the air. I would first find what's wrong with this set up first. But you'll need a carb, I perfer a holley 600 cfm, some people say you will need bigger, but you don't. You'll need an intake, reroute some vac. lines. I'll have to look to see what dist. you will need, and as for the air pump, I would take that off anyways. As for the fuel pump, you will have to decrease pressure to about 6 or 7 psi, I think. You should of been in the mid 13's with the 302. Stampede. |
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