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If you have good compression in those cylinders, you don't have burnt or sticking valves. That would show up on the compression test with a very low (or no) reading on those cylinders.
If you have, fuel, spark and compression and it still doesn't fire, your cam timing is off.
no offense taken jeff, I thought of that myself and checked it a couple times. they are correct.
area351, thats what I thought, so the valve possible still dosent explain it,
if the cam timing was off wouldn't the other 6 cylinders show some indication of it as well? even running on 6 cylinders ive got a good amount of power coming down....
craigerF100, its a GM HEI style distributor, the points got the boot...
heres another possible pointer, I swapped in 2 brand new plugs into 7 and 8 and ran them for a little bit, when I pulled them back out they were just as clean as when I put them in, there were absolutely NO deposits or oil/gas on them. this leads me to believe that there isn't any fuel getting to them.
heres another possible pointer, I swapped in 2 brand new plugs into 7 and 8 and ran them for a little bit, when I pulled them back out they were just as clean as when I put them in, there were absolutely NO deposits or oil/gas on them. this leads me to believe that there isn't any fuel getting to them.
What?! A pluged intake? Did something nest in there while you were building that motor? As I recall you are using a dual plane intake. That would mean 7 and 8 would be fed from the 2 different barrels of the carb.
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