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My new stock stroke 400 build

While I was out in the garage I installed a quick change vacuum secondary kit on the Holley. Yes I like Holleys, and I don't have much use for Carters. It had the stiffest spring in it so I swapped in a lighter one and we'll see how it works.

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It's always best to change 1 thing at a time and then test.
 
So, you found Mopar parts at Ancaster? Weird. I wanted to go today, but had to be a Grandpa, instead. Beautiful day; must have been a great turnout!
Dave
Huge turnout at Ancaster, Dave. The guy was selling new parts and he actually had another distributor in a kit with the wiring harness and orange control box. Both were for B engines, what are the chances of that?
 
It's always best to change 1 thing at a time and then test.

……and for the secondary vacuum diaphragm spring, if et matters to you, the track is the only place to test it.
 
It's always best to change 1 thing at a time and then test.
Yes, I know Don, but my garage time is limited, so I kept working. I can test the total timing without even getting into the secondaries.

When I took my engine builder for a ride he felt that I might be a touch rich, but I am not going to change the jets until I have a good baseline. I'm really interested in seeing if the change of timing stops my temperature creep at cruising speeds.
 
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