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Check compression and leakdown , for engine health .
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Did the fuel system test - all good - the welding is an interesting thought... batteries are pretty new - Racepak shows all good with fuel pressure... but something to think about with the volume - thanks everyone! Keep the ideas coming!!
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Just curious, how much did it pump in 30 seconds,.....carry on....
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Gallon in 18 seconds so volume is good
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Not to bash, but it was a Barry Grant pump. It was aerating the fuel. So the gauge was actually air/ liquid pressure. No O2 sensor at the time. Also at the time I was not to smart and threw about 1500.00 and 7al, wires, new tach, plugs. Checked valve springs twice. Cam timing, compression test. Three different outings at track. It was a real learning experience.
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[QUOTE=Jeff Stout;629310]Not to bash, but it was a Barry Grant pump. It was aerating the fuel. So the gauge was actually air/ liquid pressure. No O2 sensor at the time. Also at the time I was not to smart and threw about 1500.00 and 7al, wires, new tach, plugs. Checked valve springs twice. Cam timing, compression test. Three different outings at track. It was a real learning experience.[/QUOTE
Jeff This car use to be fuel injected and it still has the high pressure pump in it with regulator to knock down the pressure. regulator is set at 7.5 lbs also we dyno'd the engine and it still has the same power from when it was built |
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grounds. disconnect, add serated washers and no lock nuts. nylon in locknut can melt from cranking engine when wire gets hot.
fuel lines. any rubber can actually close down and limit flow when hot |
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[[/QUOTE
Jeff This car use to be fuel injected and it still has the high pressure pump in it with regulator to knock down the pressure. regulator is set at 7.5 lbs also we dyno'd the engine and it still has the same power from when it was built[/QUOTE] If the engine ran good on the dyno , then what parts are different between the car and the dyno ? Usually the dyno has it's own ignition box and it's own fuel system . Maybe check these two systems out to start with . |
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Put the 3 speed back in it...LOL
Do you run foam in the fuel cell? Pull the cap off the fuel cell vent, check the vent for obstructions.
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