96 need some help
96 need some help
ok i got a 96 that is stock right now i need to turn up the idle and adjust the valves what is clearance for them and how do i turn up the idle i am an ex ford guy here so help me out also want to turn up the fuel a bit will my stock fuel plate just give me a bit more. i just want a bit more bottem end. i am also thinking of taking out the muffler i did this on my old truck and seemed to work well thanks the truck is a 96 4x4 2500 with 3 55 gears and a auto
The valves are normally set at .010 intakes and .020 exhaust. You can take you stock plate and slide it forward just a tad, some say full forward but dyno results don't show this to be the best location...... I would recommend sliding it about 1/16"-1/18" forward of its original location. You can also add an AFC spring kit (not expensive) to help with lowend fueling.
As for the idle you can adjust the "low idle" adjusting screw located on the rear of the pump. This screw is in the vertical position and has a locknut on the bottum of it. Just lossen the locknut, adjust the screw to obatin desired RPM and then retighten locknut.
Doug Smith
As for the idle you can adjust the "low idle" adjusting screw located on the rear of the pump. This screw is in the vertical position and has a locknut on the bottum of it. Just lossen the locknut, adjust the screw to obatin desired RPM and then retighten locknut.
Doug Smith
Originally Posted by displacedtexan
Many (myself included) just back off the starwheel to increase low end fueling.
Nick,
i usually dont disagree with u, but if you back off the starwheel, dont it mean that you tighten it? Loosen it a little bit, IE turn it towards the motor for more fueling.
Jet pilot has everything else right on the money. if you want to ditch the stock plate, which i feel you should, go with a 10 for best all around performance..
Rick
Originally Posted by TxDiesel007
Nick,
i usually dont disagree with u, but if you back off the starwheel, dont it mean that you tighten it? Loosen it a little bit, IE turn it towards the motor for more fueling.
Rick
i usually dont disagree with u, but if you back off the starwheel, dont it mean that you tighten it? Loosen it a little bit, IE turn it towards the motor for more fueling.
Rick
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