Been a while since i last posted been wrenching hard on my baby. I'm having a somewhat similar problem that Yoder is posting about but i have a 460. I put a new edelbrock carburetor (750cfm) and a performer intake on my truck this past weekend and everything went real smooth on the install no real problems, I started her up and she ran better than it has since i bought it no leaks nothing. Then i took her out on the first little trip around the block to see if i made any better power out of her. I got it up to normal temperature and kinda drove around real nice running awesome then i cracked the throttle open to see what she had and between 2,500 & 3,000 RPM its falling hard on her face. I'm stumped here and could really use some help on this on before i spend the money to take her to the shop, I'll reply back with any question's you guys might have.
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79 also falling on its face when shes opened up
#2
Posted 16 February 2009 - 03:47 AM
Have you checked to see if the kick down linkage is functioning properly?
How about secondary adjustment?
Good luck,
How about secondary adjustment?
Good luck,
Fred
Parts replacement is not trouble shooting, replacement follows trouble shooting
Broncos are MPVs not SUVs
Communication: I know you think you know what I said, but what you need to know is, I didn't say what I meant.
Some of my pictures at Supermotors http://www.supermotors.net/212
1983 Full Size Bronco with; Ford 8.8" 3.08:1 Rear; Dana 44 3.08:1 Front; WARN Premium locking hubs; 31x10.5's; NP208; Holley 4160 4bbl; MSD 6AL Ignition; MSD Blaster 2 coil;
1978 Saginaw Pump V-Belt Power Steering;
1984 F150 Dash;
1985 351W HO;
1985 Tilt steering wheel;
1993 Mercury Sable 3G 130 Amp Alternator;
1995 F150 doors;
1995 20 inches of rear portion of the tub;
1996 Bronco tail gate;
1996 Eddie Bower Over Head Console;
1996 Lincoln Mark VIII 4200 CFM Electric Fan;
Headlight harness upgrade; DRLs; Battery relocated to rear; Under hood fuse box vs fusible links; Upgraded wiring for rear window to 10 AWG;
Always under restoration
Parts replacement is not trouble shooting, replacement follows trouble shooting
Broncos are MPVs not SUVs
Communication: I know you think you know what I said, but what you need to know is, I didn't say what I meant.
Some of my pictures at Supermotors http://www.supermotors.net/212
1983 Full Size Bronco with; Ford 8.8" 3.08:1 Rear; Dana 44 3.08:1 Front; WARN Premium locking hubs; 31x10.5's; NP208; Holley 4160 4bbl; MSD 6AL Ignition; MSD Blaster 2 coil;
1978 Saginaw Pump V-Belt Power Steering;
1984 F150 Dash;
1985 351W HO;
1985 Tilt steering wheel;
1993 Mercury Sable 3G 130 Amp Alternator;
1995 F150 doors;
1995 20 inches of rear portion of the tub;
1996 Bronco tail gate;
1996 Eddie Bower Over Head Console;
1996 Lincoln Mark VIII 4200 CFM Electric Fan;
Headlight harness upgrade; DRLs; Battery relocated to rear; Under hood fuse box vs fusible links; Upgraded wiring for rear window to 10 AWG;
Always under restoration
#3
Posted 16 February 2009 - 04:09 AM
I once had a two barrel carb on my four cyl mitsubishi. It ran nice and smoothly, but didn't have the zip it used to. I found a disconnected vacuum hose. Once reconnected the second barrel would open up and she had her zip back.
I don't know if that helps, but good luck.
I don't know if that helps, but good luck.
BroncoJoe19... I am not a professional mechanic, nor an engineer.
One should always obtain professional advice before attempting a repair or modification.
1990 Tan on Black Eddie Bauer - resides in North Jersey
302 with 33's on 15s E4OD Speedometer corrected trans
Auto hubs with manual transfer case snorkel
One should always obtain professional advice before attempting a repair or modification.
1990 Tan on Black Eddie Bauer - resides in North Jersey
302 with 33's on 15s E4OD Speedometer corrected trans
Auto hubs with manual transfer case snorkel
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