A 6.5 opens with 6.5 of vacuum and not if the vacuum is under that and when the power valve is open the fuel mixture is enriched
you dont build up to it, you drop down to it.pontiacgp said:kingrichard said:6.5 pv opens before a 4.5 has nothing to do with reducing fuel.pontiacgp said:putting in a higher power valve is to reduce the fuel so why did you fattened up the jets for more fuel?...what's the air fuel ratio?
You have that backwards. A 6.5 power valve opens at 6.5 inches of vacuum, whereas the 4.5 opens at 4.5 inches of vacuum. So as vacuum builds, the 4.5 will richen the circuit quicker than the 6.5 and, conversely, when you open the throttle and vacuum dies away, the 6.5 will close quicker than the 4.5.
6.5 opens at 6.5 or anything less.pontiacgp said:A 6.5 opens with 6.5 of vacuum and not if the vacuum is under that and when the power valve is open the fuel mixture is enriched
no, its prolly a little fat but not to much.pontiacgp said:do you have an 02 sensor with a gauge to measure air/fuel ratio?
kingrichard said:no, its prolly a little fat but not to much.pontiacgp said:do you have an 02 sensor with a gauge to measure air/fuel ratio?
4.5 pv was causing a lean stumble at light throttle cruising
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