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Author:  BigBlockBanjo [ Fri Aug 24, 2007 9:44 pm ]
Post subject:  slight stut-tt-er

O.K, My engine runs great at idle, maybe misses a little once in a while.
But when I run it up to about 1800/2000 it has a bad miss. What could be wrong? The motor is all fresh re-build. Holley 1920.
Could loose lash cause this? (I think it might be a little loose)
The motor shakes visably when it starts making racket. It never "purrs like a sewing machine"... more like "Top Fuel Briggs & Straton". :roll: Timing might be a hair off, but It's real close, because alternately gets smoother, and rougher. Maybe it needs a dizzy recurve?
I'm puzzled, and any suggestions are welcome. What's the first and second thing that pops in you head?

A little on the build:
All stock style induction/exhaust(Still no muffler)
264 cam....0.100 off the block
Bowl ported heads/stock valves
point ignition/Accel Supercoil/new wires/NGK plugs

Author:  sandy in BC [ Sat Aug 25, 2007 6:41 am ]
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points ignition/higher compression


Im sure you need a recurve......my build is similar and required a very different curve from the stock EI curve.

Author:  BigBlockBanjo [ Sun Aug 26, 2007 1:30 pm ]
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Thanks, I asked someone else yesterday, and they said the same thing.
Any particular ignition conversion kit to get/stay away from?
I guess a recurve will be next.....
Thanks!

Author:  sandy in BC [ Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:03 pm ]
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Well...here what I did....

I had been running stock EI for years ....just dump a 70s dist into whatever slant dist hole got in my way. They all ran fine.


I went to Las Vegas and helped Doug recurve a dist....then I helped somebody else(this time I was the expert).

I came back from Vegas and started swapping springs and test driving. It took me all day but I got a curve that was far and away better than anything I had tried before(stock 65 Valiant Prestolite dist) I limited the mechanical advance to get my intial and total where I wanted them . I used a pop rivet in the advance slot.

Get a pile o springs and a 6 pack of red ale......and a Yardbirds tape. Start early.

Author:  BigBlockBanjo [ Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:40 pm ]
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......and a Yardbirds tape.
Hmm? Whazzat? :D

Author:  DusterIdiot [ Sun Aug 26, 2007 8:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Which Version?

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and a Yardbirds tape.
That's slant modifying music...pick your fav guitarist from the band's past, and recurve... (Keith Relf, Paul Samwell-Smith, Chris Dreja, Jim MacCarty...and add one of the following guitar kings below)

"For Your Love" - Eric Clapton

"Over Under Sideways Down" (Having a Rave Up) - Jeff Beck

Roger the Engineer - Jeff Beck

"Happenings Ten Years Time Ago" - Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page

Little Games - Jimmy Page

Live at the Anderson Theatre - Jimmy Page (pre- led zeppelin version of 'Dazed and Confused')

Last Rave Up - Live at the Shrine Auditorium June 30-July1, 1968 (long version of Dazed and Confused, Page's version of 'Beck's Bolero'...hard to find bootleg now...)

Sorry, been 'archiving' my vinyl with a USB turntable....


-D.Idiot

"Yeah I got that, too..."

Got both Box of Frogs albums?

Author:  Aggressive Ted [ Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:01 pm ]
Post subject:  Recurve

BigBlockBanjo,

Now that my rebuild is finally breaking-in, (16,000 miles), I am finding that I have a stutter too. If I ease on the throttle, it stutters between 1200 and 2000. If I give it a little more gas it clears up. I am running a little rich (#57 jet). If I punch it you never notice, only at light throttle settings. At 2000 rpm the stutter goes away. If I punch it the tires break loose, and no stutter....

I am going to try a lighter MOPAR DCC-2932675 spring, same as the MRG-925B springs, and leave the heavy stock looped spring in there to see if it will clear up. I am thinking it needs a little more advance. I am at 20 degrees initial. The idle is fine at 750, a little lopy in gear at about 600 rpm.

I have a few intake leaks that developed which maybe contributing factors. Need to install the Aussie carbon fiber intake/exhaust gasket.

Let me know how it goes....

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