You tell Randy, vacuum is vacuum, the engine produces what it does, all a leak does is draw air in created by the vacuum. thus a leak. lolthere's no way that he would have 17" of vacuum with a leak
You tell Randy, vacuum is vacuum, the engine produces what it does, all a leak does is draw air in created by the vacuum. thus a leak. lolthere's no way that he would have 17" of vacuum with a leak
I am. He sent me a couple more texts messages but I didn't answer him.that's great, i'm sure he did. i'm just crushed over it.
also, i thought you were done?
He is, not meOh and Randy are you the guy that had a 150 hp radiator? I knew a couple Chevy guys like you
Yea I was talking about your friend Randy, how old is he?He is, not me
66Yea I was talking about your friend Randy, how old is he?
oh. well, then thanks for relaying his message. i appreciate somebody i don't know and probably doesn't exist telling me i don't know ****.I am. He sent me a couple more texts messages but I didn't answer him.
I'm be honest with you junkyardhero, Randy does exist. You've helped me out a few times and I know that you know your stuff.oh. well, then thanks for relaying his message. i appreciate somebody i don't know and probably doesn't exist telling me i don't know ****.
He got the biggest cam that was offered in the 4.3's from the factory. It's a hydraulic roller and the engine he has was fuel injected from the factory.Did Randy get an aftermarket camshaft cut for it? That is the whole program on how it's going to run.
Too much cam can be a stumbling block for hot rodders, especially on a V6.
Stock Grind 4.3 262 cu. in. V6 camshaft: (and that is stock for Throttle Body Injection engine)
Imagine a Carburated V6 camshaft is going to be ground differently.
Lift intake .350
Lift exhaust .385
Duration in. 262
Duration ex, 262
Would be interesting to hear what his 4.3 cam grind specs are, and how far up the rpm band it goes before making power?
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I curious what year engine, computer controlled? utilized computer? computer-controlled ignition/ timing? or did he do away with all that and went old school?He got the biggest cam that was offered in the 4.3's from the factory. It's a hydraulic roller and the engine he has was fuel injected from the factory.
He got the biggest cam that was offered in the 4.3's from the factory. It's a hydraulic roller and the engine he has was fuel injected from the factory.
He did away with all of that stuff and he went old school. I believe that the engine came out of a 1995 blazer.I curious what year engine, computer controlled? utilized computer? computer-controlled ignition/ timing? or did he do away with all that and went old school?
A couple of months ago he texted me the cam specs and I have them wrote down, why I did that I don't knowHe got the biggest cam that was offered in the 4.3's from the factory. It's a hydraulic roller and the engine he has was fuel injected from the factory.
I believe that those are the same lift numbers that he texted me. I'll check tomorrow.'95 Blazer 4.3 V6
Roller camshaft (with balance shaft)
Lift:
.432 in.
.444 ex.
Duration:
277 in.
274 ex.
Same camshaft grind numbers as the Mopar 340 cam.
Good Numbers
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yes. absolutely.This question is for me and not him. Can a cam that's ground for a fuel injection engine be used in a engine that was converted to a carburetor?
Vacuum leak at the carb base or the intake manifold it's self?'yes. absolutely.
i *highly* doubt it's the cam.
don't ask me, i'm not there and i don't know my *** from hole in the ground, evidently.Vacuum leak at the carb base or the intake manifold it's self?'
This question is for me and not him. Can a cam that's ground for a fuel injection engine be used in a engine that was converted to a carburetor?
I'm just guessing. He wouldn't listen anyway. I know that you know what you're talking about. I'd be willing to bet that he won't have it running before the end of the year or he'll give up and sell it.don't ask me, i'm not there and i don't know my *** from hole in the ground, evidently.