Hey All
My Bronco arrived to the new house and doesn't seem to like the new altitude. I'm having a hard time getting her to idle when coming to a stop in gear and she's started to blow black soot out the tail pipe. I am going to check all the cylinders and make sure she doesn't have a miss but I think I need to look at swapping jets and rods on the Edelbrock performer. Any local help making sure I am on the right track would be very welcome.
Any carb Gurus in the Parker area
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Charlesw
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Re: Any carb Gurus in the Parker area
Your best bet is to take it to someone that can put a sniffer on it to tune it. I bought a wideband air/fuel gauge off craigslist a fee years back and it made a massive difference in my ability to tune my rig. The world is my chassis dyno.
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Charlesw
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Re: Any carb Gurus in the Parker area
Funny I was just searching for a sniffer online. May be worth the investment if I stick with the carb.
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Re: Any carb Gurus in the Parker area
It's worth every penny. I'm thinking about keeping it even after I switch to EFI just to keep an eye on things. I figure it'll give some added data if I want to customize my tune at all.