I have a 406 with an edelbrock performer 750. If I dont run it WFO all the time
it will hesitate and start to stumble after some idle time and short driving distances. Should I get a jet kit and jet it down? thanks in advance
it will hesitate and start to stumble after some idle time and short driving distances. Should I get a jet kit and jet it down? thanks in advance
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try adjust idle micture screws first, just jetting it down is a bit dangerous for possible lean conditions
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Jetting it down could be dangerous depending on your altitude...if you are higher elevation it would make since to jet the carb down along with metering rods and springs...good luck...like the other said though...try adjust your airfuel mixture first
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check all the preliminary stuff first (idle mixture, speed, floats, fuel pressure, choke) and then if its still running too rich I wouldn't change the jets, I would try bigger metering rods first.. refer to the manual online its got everything you need to know
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it will hesitate and start to stumble after some idle time and short driving distances. Should I get a jet kit and jet it down? thanks in advance
Originally Posted by lotusstunts
I have a 406 with an edelbrock performer 750. If I dont run it WFO all the timeit will hesitate and start to stumble after some idle time and short driving distances. Should I get a jet kit and jet it down? thanks in advance
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>Be careful...it sounds like the stumble is a lean condition! Your idle might be rich, but the part throttle stumble is caused by a lean condition....750 is the right size for your motor, though.