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  1. 11-09-2013 08:16 PM #1
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    OHM the injectors & see what you get compared to Edelbrock specs?
    Lucas is a good idea too.
    FPR crossed my mind too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by t-top havoc View Post
    OHM the injectors & see what you get compared to Edelbrock specs?
    Lucas is a good idea too.
    FPR crossed my mind too.
    The FPR was something I thought of when I watched the pressure dropping, but it doesn't explain the running rich. I'm thinking that the charge of fuel was leaking into the cylinders, but I'm not sure....
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