carbed my fc how do i set up 1st gen ignition?
I CARBed my 90 fc gtu i got fuel air and now i have what i need for the spark but how would i wire up the 1st gen components? anyone that has done this please post.... DONT NEED NEGATIVE FEEDBACK ITS MY CAR I DO WITH IT WHAT I PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!:egrin: also its not a dd its a track car :icon_tup: thanks in advance for any help, AND F*&K YOU IN ADVANCE TO ANY ONE POSTING NEGATIVE SHIT
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search the 1st gen section, you should be able to use your stock leading coil and one 1st gen style coil with a dizzy from the 1st gen also. good luck
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thanks ill check it out
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best bet just pm wackyracer. he will have some great insight and how to do...hit him up directly tell him teddy sent you...he's old school like me, i just don't feel like posting my setup...you can go to my thread and look at my build but either way...just go to wackyracer
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Post results and track vids :D i wanna see this thing scream!!!
Good luck BTW, uve been quoted lol LOVE IT, i think ill post that before everything i put up lol |
Im running a carbed s4 6 port in my first gen with 3 coils and msd box. I can give you diagram if you wanna do same.
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Originally Posted by R.O.D
(Post 9932593)
Post results and track vids :D i wanna see this thing scream!!!
Good luck BTW, uve been quoted lol LOVE IT, i think ill post that before everything i put up lol |
Originally Posted by john ward
(Post 9934032)
Im running a carbed s4 6 port in my first gen with 3 coils and msd box. I can give you diagram if you wanna do same.
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try to contact robert from rotaryshack he built mine. i live in garden grove if you want to come check mine out its a s4 weber carb 4port.
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You can follow the diagram in the first gen FSM and Haynes manual. Coil + gets 12V switched IGN, the negative goes through the ignitor on the dizzy. It's that simple. :)
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Two MSD Blasters and a stock dist with the advance welded. Really easy to set the split as well.
Webers go with Rotaries like wine and cheeeze. GD |
Thanks guys I got abunch of info from wackyricer ill get to work on this during the weekend so ill kepp yall posted also posting pix in a bit
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heres what i have so far finidhing the ignition wiring later today
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Just my .02, but the fuel pump should never be anywhere near the exhaust. Especially over the exhaust. I know, I hear advice after fact all the time, but this is a safety and/or performance issue.
gd |
good eye man, i was in such a hurry to get it running that i didnt even think about that, thanks for the heads up ill move it asap
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Originally Posted by gawdodirt
(Post 9942533)
Just my .02, but the fuel pump should never be anywhere near the exhaust. Especially over the exhaust. I know, I hear advice after fact all the time, but this is a safety and/or performance issue.
gd true but no quite right. A fuel pump should be mounted as close to the tank as possible. try sucking on a long straw. also, why do you have a hose to the nipple @ regulator. leave it open if you aint boosting |
Originally Posted by WackyRicer
(Post 9944153)
true but no quite right. A fuel pump should be mounted as close to the tank as possible. try sucking on a long straw. also, why do you have a hose to the nipple @ regulator. leave it open if you aint boosting
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