having a little issue...

you need to check you idle vac in gear and divide by 2 to get the proper pv rating.i run a little on the high side,my vac in gear is about 10.5 and i run a 6.5 pv.

ok well when i get my new converter (3200 stall) i'll be able to do that, right now it is 11-12" @ idle (1050) in "N".

the power valve opens at a given vacum drop/rate and feeds the main system, in your case the pv would open at or below 6.5 manifold vac.

at cruise there is a lot of vacum, too much for the pv to open.

to find the correct rated PV is to know the manifold vac reading at idle in gear, a/t uses the half of of the manifold vac reading with m/t being only 2 rates below manifold vac reading.

so if you have 8in vac at idle in gear [a/t] you would want a 4.5 power valve, which is half [pretty much] of the 8 in reading.

jetting is simply going from ootb, considering elevation, and leaning till a surge at cruise then go richer 2 jet sizes-primary.
If you have a PV in both pri/sec, then you just square up the jetting=same pri/sec. If you only run 1 in the primary, then go 8 jets bigger on the secondary.

ok so lean till surge, up 2 on primary,
i've never had the secondary bowl off so i dont know if it has a pv but it is a DP so secondary metering block.

with it idling @ 11 now in gear it should be around 8 i imagine...

thx guys just waiting on machine shop now...