tuning issues
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ok, i guess i am still trying to tune my engine. I was running really lean on the low throttle fuel setting so i richened that up and i have adjusted the idle accordignly but i am having a surging when i try to open it full throttle. its as if it has tonnes of horsepower then it drops for a fraction of a seconf then tonnes of horsepower again. Anyway, with all this going on i cannot get a very decent top end. it wont even go out of first. Has anyone else encountered something like this while tuning?
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STOP EVERYTING!!!!!!
Did you go through the breakin process?
You should do this...
Take the engine back to factory settings. (or at least richen everything up.)
Then change your idle set screw once again.
Now- Go ahead and make a small adjustment on the HSN. and drive it around. after a couple passes, lean it again, untill you feel you have good performance on the top end. (Hesitation durring acceleration can be many things) So make sure it has stopped doing that.
Once you have the High Speed Needle set to your liking, and you still have a GOOD smoke trail comming at WideOpen and Top Speed, then you can move on to the low speed. Adjustments should always be made in 1/8 turns or less. And for your low speed needle, i recomend making even more suttle adjustments. And give the truck plenty of time to react to the adjustment before adjusting again. Keep in mind that it has to adjust the fuel level in the crankcase before youll notice a difference.
I hope this helps.
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Did you go through the breakin process?
You should do this...
Take the engine back to factory settings. (or at least richen everything up.)
Then change your idle set screw once again.
Now- Go ahead and make a small adjustment on the HSN. and drive it around. after a couple passes, lean it again, untill you feel you have good performance on the top end. (Hesitation durring acceleration can be many things) So make sure it has stopped doing that.
Once you have the High Speed Needle set to your liking, and you still have a GOOD smoke trail comming at WideOpen and Top Speed, then you can move on to the low speed. Adjustments should always be made in 1/8 turns or less. And for your low speed needle, i recomend making even more suttle adjustments. And give the truck plenty of time to react to the adjustment before adjusting again. Keep in mind that it has to adjust the fuel level in the crankcase before youll notice a difference.
I hope this helps.
Let us know
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there was a problem with the crystals. it was acting up and causing all kinds of issues with the servo control. Changed them and now am running amazing.



