LARS or distributer tuners
02-16-2004, 05:19 PM
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LARS or distributer tuners
I'm still getting hi RPM stumble at 4000 RPM or higher, more at take off then a rolling start. I lost my LARS brief on distributers. If I recall we want 36 advance to come in by 2500RPM correct? I'm assuming that's with the vacuum advance plugged correct?
[B][ VAC DISCONNECTED /B]
16 advance at 759 RPM idle
35 advance at 2970 RPM and will go no higher.
VAC CONNECTED
18 at 874 RPM idle
36 advance @ 1600RPM
58 ADVANCE @ 2500RPM
Q1 - With the vac. advance connected am I getting too much advance?
Q2 - Hesitation is only at 4K or greater other than that 1500-3900RPM it runs like a raped ape. LARS says to encure 36 degrees before 2500 RPM so I'm going to adjust the timing to bring in 36 degrees at close to 2600 RPM.
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[B][ VAC DISCONNECTED /B]
16 advance at 759 RPM idle
35 advance at 2970 RPM and will go no higher.
VAC CONNECTED
18 at 874 RPM idle
36 advance @ 1600RPM
58 ADVANCE @ 2500RPM
Q1 - With the vac. advance connected am I getting too much advance?
Q2 - Hesitation is only at 4K or greater other than that 1500-3900RPM it runs like a raped ape. LARS says to encure 36 degrees before 2500 RPM so I'm going to adjust the timing to bring in 36 degrees at close to 2600 RPM.
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02-16-2004, 05:27 PM
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Re: LARS or distributer tuners (Cali,68,L-79)
David
That does seem a bit high with the vac adv and your 11/1 comp, try running it without the vac adv hooked up and see if it makes any diff. Someone else posted they had a problem with no power above 4500 rpm's and it went away when they replaced their coil.
That does seem a bit high with the vac adv and your 11/1 comp, try running it without the vac adv hooked up and see if it makes any diff. Someone else posted they had a problem with no power above 4500 rpm's and it went away when they replaced their coil.
02-16-2004, 08:53 PM
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Re: LARS or distributer tuners (Cali,68,L-79)
New numbers after spring change and timing adjust
16 degrees at 758 RPM idle
36 degrees at 2650 RPM
Set idle at 850RPM and took it for a test. Accelerates well at 3500 RPM stumbles for a microsecond and carb kicks in and it goes like hell till I ran out of road. I was at 5000 RPM and it was still accelarating hard good enough for me. I know if I had someone like LARS work on it I could squeeze another 15 + HP out of her (experimenting with jet size/ jetting, and maybe go to a Holley/ Victor Jr. setup but for now it rocks and pulls like a BB car when the 327 is at 2500 RPM or higher. Good way to end the weekend. now I'll go and spoil her with a coat of wax.
[Modified by Cali,68,L-79, 7:52 AM 2/17/2004]
16 degrees at 758 RPM idle
36 degrees at 2650 RPM
Set idle at 850RPM and took it for a test. Accelerates well at 3500 RPM stumbles for a microsecond and carb kicks in and it goes like hell till I ran out of road. I was at 5000 RPM and it was still accelarating hard good enough for me. I know if I had someone like LARS work on it I could squeeze another 15 + HP out of her (experimenting with jet size/ jetting, and maybe go to a Holley/ Victor Jr. setup but for now it rocks and pulls like a BB car when the 327 is at 2500 RPM or higher. Good way to end the weekend. now I'll go and spoil her with a coat of wax.
[Modified by Cali,68,L-79, 7:52 AM 2/17/2004]
02-17-2004, 10:34 AM
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Re: LARS or distributer tuners (Cali,68,L-79)
Your numbers look right on the money - perfect (54 with the vac hooked up is correct). If you're still stumbling or having problems, you might want to check secondary jetting/setup and fuel delivery. You can also check your plug gap and make sure you're not running any wider than .035.
