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RobertO58 04-23-2010 11:34 AM

383 stroker
 
I have a 383 stroker in a 68 camaro that when accelerate from 1000-2500 rpms with or without a load on it will back fire throught the carb does not make any difference what kind of carb does the same with a holley or edlebrock 26 total timing

TheYellaBrick 04-23-2010 05:00 PM

Is this street-street/strip - or strip only car ?

At what point of acceleration does this happen ?

If it's just as you stab it, it could be not enough accel pump volume, even on 2 different carbs, it could be weak or not enough. Also could be your advance is not working or is gummed up within the distributor.

zipper06 04-23-2010 06:56 PM

26* is not enough timming even for a stock engine, should be 32*/36* total timing.

JMO

Zip.

cepx111 04-23-2010 10:25 PM


Originally Posted by zipper06
26* is not enough timming even for a stock engine, should be 32*/36* total timing.

JMO

Zip.

X2
I'm pretty sure my lawn mower has more timing than that!

Double check your firing order too.

cncmotorsports 04-27-2010 07:22 PM

Needs more timing

et7333 04-28-2010 09:56 AM


Originally Posted by zipper06
26* is not enough timming even for a stock engine, should be 32*/36* total timing.

JMO

Zip.

x4

RobertO58 05-06-2010 03:59 AM

when I put more 32-36 in it it diesels when i try shut it off and i still get a back fire through carb, also when i remove vacum advance hose the motor dies,

bowhay 05-06-2010 04:36 AM

check for vacume leaks

Scooterz 05-06-2010 10:29 AM

Are you sure that you have the correct vacuum source connected to the vac/adv? It may be that you have too much constant/high vacuum to the vac/adv & it is advancing too soon... while not enough timing on motor which maybe is why it dies when you disconnect the vac/adv hose... not sure, just a guess.

kwkracing 05-06-2010 11:41 AM

Sounds like your timing marks are not accurate


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