Serious Flooding
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From: CLIMAX, GA. USA
Car: 1972 LT1 Corvette
Engine: 350 HO
Transmission: M22 Heavy Duty 4 Spd
Axle/Gears: 336
Serious Flooding
I have a 72 LT1 Stingray with a 91 Vette speed density TPI setup installed. Has new 24Lb/Hr Ford motorcraft injectors and 58MM throttle body. On initial startup the engine floods severely. After warmup some flooding still takes place from acceleration and during shifts. The person I bought it from says he can only program standard chip profile. Who can I get to program a custom chip at a reasonable cost. I have Datamaster 8D software that I can record a session on and mail to someone for an analysis.
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Wrong address...it's www.fastchip.com
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i'd hook an air fuel gauge up to your O2 sensor, and buy an AFPR for the car, and install it.
You can get it tuned a lot better without a custom chip with an afpr and something to monitor o2 readings.. I'm not gonna say perfect, but you can make a huge difference.
You can get it tuned a lot better without a custom chip with an afpr and something to monitor o2 readings.. I'm not gonna say perfect, but you can make a huge difference.
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From: CLIMAX, GA. USA
Car: 1972 LT1 Corvette
Engine: 350 HO
Transmission: M22 Heavy Duty 4 Spd
Axle/Gears: 336
I don't know what an AFPR is or what to do with it. Just got off the phone with Ben Riggs alias TPIMAN1@aol.com. I have my MAP sensor mounted on the fender well. He recommends I move it close enough to the vacuum port on the plenum to use a maximum hose of 1 inch long. He feels that with the long hose I now have installed due to the remote mounting of the MAP is too much lag time in the signaling to the ECM causing an oscillation effect. I'll give it a shot this weekend. Let you all know the results.
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