SBC 302 is in, running!, Needs some tuning, any suggestions? |
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SBC 302 is in, running!, Needs some tuning, any suggestions? |
marks914 |
May 31 2007, 10:24 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 845 Joined: 9-October 04 From: the motor city Member No.: 2,912 Region Association: None |
Got the 305 out and put the 302 in, runs pretty well.
I am running an edelbrock 600, Hydraulic roller cam .56 lift 236/236 duration. I am in the process of tuning it right now. I have HEI vacuum advance hooked up to the timed port on the carb. The engine has some lope to it, when I advance the distributor to smooth out the idle, it purrs like a kitten and no spark knock. The problem is when I advance the ignition timing this far, it is difficult for the starter to turn over the engine. Here is what I am going to try, please tell me if this makes sense: I was going to put the vacuum advance on the manifold vacuum port, thus giving more advance at idle, I do not think this would affect the initial start up advance, making the starter able to turn the motor over when hot. here are some pics Thanks Mark PS, the car is a bit quicker now, the power comes on at 3000 RPMs, so it is very driveable around town with the power where it needs to be. Attached image(s) |
marks914 |
Jun 6 2007, 06:08 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 845 Joined: 9-October 04 From: the motor city Member No.: 2,912 Region Association: None |
Got it idling decent finally.
I got an accel advance kit thet has a very light spring, 10 deg. advance at 900 rpms. The car likes 18 deg at idle. This worked out well, set the initial at 8 deg BTDC for easy starting when hot, when idling at 900 RPMS I am at 18 BTDC for the smoother idle. This adds up to 32 deg total advance, plus additional vacuum advance if I need it, which I can adjust quickly. The new 302 is dangerous now, I got into it a bit yesterday, I hope I don't break anything. I am hoping the CVs will act as a "fuse" to protect my tranny, which I already have a decent amount of money into. Now I have some surging bet 1700-2200 RMP at light throttle, I think I am going to richen the mixture up a bit, that should help. Thanks for all your help Mark |
messix |
Jun 6 2007, 11:58 AM
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AKA "CLUTCH KILLER"! Group: Members Posts: 6,995 Joined: 14-April 05 From: between shit kickers and pinky lifters/ puget sound wa.north of Seattle south of Canada Member No.: 3,931 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
Got it idling decent finally. I got an accel advance kit thet has a very light spring, 10 deg. advance at 900 rpms. The car likes 18 deg at idle. This worked out well, set the initial at 8 deg BTDC for easy starting when hot, when idling at 900 RPMS I am at 18 BTDC for the smoother idle. This adds up to 32 deg total advance, plus additional vacuum advance if I need it, which I can adjust quickly. The new 302 is dangerous now, I got into it a bit yesterday, I hope I don't break anything. I am hoping the CVs will act as a "fuse" to protect my tranny, which I already have a decent amount of money into. Now I have some surging bet 1700-2200 RMP at light throttle, I think I am going to richen the mixture up a bit, that should help. Thanks for all your help Mark part thottle surging is a pain, you can kinda fool it by playing with the fuel pressure. you hav a regulator right? go up or down a pound and see how part throttle reacts. you might work out with that and just readjust the idle mixture. |
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