Recent content by jeh

it's another mopar show, in graham.. end of August... Maybe we could plan ahead of time and caravan down there.. get our own little fabo cool kids section :) I'll try not to get wasted the night before this time.... :read2: -j

crap... looks like I missed happy hour. I'll have to join you guys next time... -j

Thanks for all the replies... might give this a go after all.. hopefully the stock alt holds up :) -j

3500rpm with 2.76 gears sounds about right for first gear in a 904. is it shifting? jack up the rear end of the car, and find out how many turns of the drive shaft = 1 turn of the wheels. (multiply times 2 if no suregrip) to find out how what kind of gears you've got..

can you tell me what other high draw accessories you are using, and what size your alt is? thanks! -j

sounds like you blew a fuse?

don't forget that the .10/.20 is for for when it's warmed up, if you're adjusting it cold, better to use the .13 / .23 numbers given, and recheck while it's running.

I wish I had a definite answer for you, but I don't... :) It sounds like there are multiple problems, as for why your car won't idle... it could be your timing is off, it could be a clogged fuel filter, it could be your carburetor has gunk in it, or that your idle is set too low, large...

I had a similar problem this week, it turned out to be a bad oil filter... only had the thing a week... it was a pure one filter, which I heard are supposed to be good... put a wix on today and the problem went away. probably a long shot, but worth trying anyway? -j

I think I might hate you.... I just spent 3 hours reading that thread... :) crazy stuff, kind of disappointed that no one met up with him and ... -j

http://www.coyswheel.com/coys.html

careful... if you weld up 1/4 of the slot, you will be reducing the amount of advance by more than 25%.. you have to take in account that the pin in the slot takes up room in the slot. you have to weld up the length of the slot minus the length of the pin, and take 1/4 of that... -j

I did this to mine.. my stroker likes about 20 degrees of initial advance, and my distributor had 30 degrees built into it.. so I had to limit it to about 12. it's pretty easy to do, I should have taken pictures.. easier to explain that way. anyway, there is a plate with a slot inside...

the deck needs power all of the time to keep the presets and stuff in memory. the main power wire needs to go to a wire that has power when the key is off. the accessory wire needs to go to a wire that has power only when the key is on. you can use a multimeter to figure out which wires have...

you could go with the RT magnum heads, they come 2.02/1.625 and can made to flow well, from what I understand... about a grand? -j