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Old 03-18-2007, 10:25 PM
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Default Another Victor manifold question

I have a Victor (not Victor Jr.) and Dominator 750 on a bored/stroked FE. When I stop, the car idles at about 1,100 RPM for a good 20 seconds, then slowy settles in at 850 RPM and stays there. Is this a characteristic of the manifold or the carburetor, or is something wrong?

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I would be inclined to look at the internal linkage (if so equipped) on the carb. Sounds like the the throttle plates are sticking and closing a minor amount after engine idles for a few seconds. It could also be related to the centrifical advance mechanism in the distributor not returning to the base setting.
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Two good ideas Rick. However, the symptoms did not appear when I used the Performer manifold with the same carb and distributor. Any ideas on manifold puddling or something else unique to the Victor?

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Check you power valve and see if the vac has changed.
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