Idle speed on Street port
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09-20-02, 12:43 PM
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Mine idles at 800rpm, but, it idles a lot nicer at 1k 
so I've got it idling at 1k. It survives drops to "0" on the tach every now and again when cold and keeps on running ...
so I've got it idling at 1k. It survives drops to "0" on the tach every now and again when cold and keeps on running ...
09-20-02, 01:11 PM
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Zulu, do you have a stock flywheel? My '74-size ported engine (largest stock ports of the NA engines) will actually trick me into thinking it died when all I've got to do is hit the pedal a little and it'll come back to life. It can idle at 400-500 but I usually keep it between 700-800. It's got an REPU (very heavy) flywheel.
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Originally posted by Jeff20B
Zulu, do you have a stock flywheel? My '74-size ported engine (largest stock ports of the NA engines) will actually trick me into thinking it died when all I've got to do is hit the pedal a little and it'll come back to life. It can idle at 400-500 but I usually keep it between 700-800. It's got an REPU (very heavy) flywheel.
Zulu, do you have a stock flywheel? My '74-size ported engine (largest stock ports of the NA engines) will actually trick me into thinking it died when all I've got to do is hit the pedal a little and it'll come back to life. It can idle at 400-500 but I usually keep it between 700-800. It's got an REPU (very heavy) flywheel.
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