I installed a new cam, timing chain and gears, new pushrods, 1.5 roller tip rockers, new valve springs, 24# SVO injectors, spark plugs, cap and rotor, and headers. I think thats everything, when I started the car the first time(2 days ago)it fired right up once I got the rotor pointed in the right direction. I let it run about 20 minutes, turned it off and restarted it about 4 times, it started right back up with no problem. I turned it off because the exhaust fumes were getting pretty bad in the garage. About 15 minutes later I was going to pull it out of the garage and it would not start, it just cranked over. The next day I did nothing to the car, just turned the key and it started right up. Again I let it run for about 20 minutes, turned it off and restarted a couple times, put it in gear, it stayed running fine. I shut it off again to move another car out of the way so I could pull it out and it would not start again! While it was running this time I turned the fuel pressure down because it was too high. After it would not start I pulled the plugs out and they were all black, I figured this was caused by the fuel pressure being too high and causing it to run rich. I cleaned them and reinstalled them but it still wont start. Any ideas?, maybe the ignition module, not only am I dying to get it running, but I wanted to take it to SLP day next Saturday.PLEASE HELP! BTW its a 1990 350 TPI

 

I unhooked a spark plug wire and put a spark plug in it and turned the engine over and it did not spark. I had the ignition module checked today and it was good and the coil was new. Any ideas, any fuses I should check?
Thanks

 

if the module is good and the coil is good there should be spark, check the wireing and fuseable links

 

I checked the wireing, it's okay as far as I can tell. Where should I look for a bad fuseable link?, down by the starter or is there others? I took the distributor back out so that I can take it to have the pick-up coil checked tomorrow.

 

It was the ignition module, I had it checked again today at a different store on a better machine.