More alcohol, total timing above 30* by 2,000. If you adjust the timing timing by ear/vacuum at idle (to the highest idle) what does the timing end up at? IF reasonable between 10*-15* I'd probably try that and try and get 30*-40* total timing by 2,500 by either vacuum or mechanical advance (Try the Vacuum advance hooked up to manifold vacuum since the engine isn't under load). Your A/F meter and a vacuum gauge could help you out at the 2,500rpm test by trying to test different timings to see how that effects vacuum and A/F ratio. Shoot for the highest vacuum at both idle and 2,500rpm and see if the A/F ratio is reasonable. And then there is always the intentional exhaust leak at the header collectors....
(I've never done any testing with an A/F meter, I've always used a Vacuum gauge to determine relative efficiency, so looking at both maybe redundant, but these are things I'd try if I were in your shoes)
More alcohol, total timing above 30* by 2,000. If you adjust the timing timing by ear/vacuum at idle (to the highest idle) what does the timing end up at? IF reasonable between 10*-15* I'd probably try that and try and get 30*-40* total timing by 2,500 by either vacuum or mechanical advance (Try the Vacuum advance hooked up to manifold vacuum since the engine isn't under load). Your A/F meter and a vacuum gauge could help you out at the 2,500rpm test by trying to test different timings to see how that effects vacuum and A/F ratio. Shoot for the highest vacuum at both idle and 2,500rpm and see if the A/F ratio is reasonable. And then there is always the intentional exhaust leak at the header collectors....
(I've never done any testing with an A/F meter, I've always used a Vacuum gauge to determine relative efficiency, so looking at both maybe redundant, but these are things I'd try if I were in your shoes)
If the timing is about 20* the vacume is at its highest (13-14") It doesnt make a whole lot at base or at 30* usually about 5-6".Ive been prolonging changing the collector gaskets it does have an audible leak there on both sides.
I also let the coolant temp climb today to about 210 during the test exhaust temps at the tailpipe were over 240* (using my handheld thermometer) I was for sure it would had passed.
The temp is good as long as you are not getting any detonation. I'd try for highest vacuum, but that suggestion just might be coming from my comfort zone because it's what I've always used for carb and ignition tuning (I run one while driving), but I've have sucess tuning on a worn Odd-fire 231 for the Dyno smog test, but I also had all the other Emission gizmo's working too :-\
it depends where u r at cuz my friend just made my stang pass cuz he knows people at a shop that passes emissions for a little bit more flow but he got it passed
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