Correct Fuel Pressure
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From: south eastern Pa.
Correct Fuel Pressure
I Have A 95 Bronco W/ A 302. This Past Summer I Did A Build Up On Her.i Added A Fms E-303 Cam, A Pro-m 80 Mm Maf Sensor, An Edelbrock Intake,a Bbk Twin 56mm T.b ,24lb Injectors A Complete Exhaust System ,a Set Of Pulleys And A Whole Msd Ignition System. I Have An Adj. Regulator. I Have The Fuel Set At 38-39 Lbs. Is This Enough? I Haven't Been Able To Get A Straight Answer. Sometimes She Feels Alittle Sluggish As If She Wasn't Getting Enough Fuel.
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Get yourself an A/F mixture meter and install it. A 302 will have a hard time producing enough torque to push a full size Bronco around. You may need to drop the gears or go with a higher stall converter if you have an automatic.
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here's my opinion, I too have a 302...i think the combination you have may not see nite and day difference unless you put a big stroker...347? You may also think about maybe you're giving her too much fuel (A/F mixture meter....
..) The 302 came with 19 lbs injectors. Check your compression and also look into the Torque Converter too!
..) The 302 came with 19 lbs injectors. Check your compression and also look into the Torque Converter too!
