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03-14-2007 05:35 PM #1
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2" of vacuum chevy 383
hi i would like to find out if my engine is having a problem its been recently rebuilt and i at idle it is very lumpy could it be because of the cam size or the timing is incorrect i would like some ideas please thanks.
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03-14-2007 05:48 PM #2
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If you will bless us with the static compression ratio of the motor along with the cam specs, we might be able to make sense out of it for you.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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03-15-2007 05:31 AM #3
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Sounds like you've plugged the vacuum gauge into ported vacuum.
It needs to be sourced from full time manifold vacuum.C9
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03-15-2007 11:59 AM #4
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Intelligent minds to the fore, thanks C9x.
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