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I have a holley list 6919 on my 85 460, this carb has the reverse idle system. I have the idle mixture screws all the way in, which is were I have the highest vacuum reading and the engine still idles slightly rough. It seems to me that I am running lean. What jet size do I have now? and how many sizes should I go up?
Well, It came with 622 jets. Which are emmisions exact sized 62 jets.
I would try 65 jets. But I don't know if this will help the idle. How does it run other than a rough idle? I am guessing you have checked everywhere for a vacuum leak. What intake manifold do you have?
I just switched to a Edlebrock performer manifold after having problems with vacuum leaks with the factory manifold,the roughness it smoooths out as the rpm's increase and if I stomp on it, well it will pin you back.
on my vacuum gauge I have a high and fairly steady reading
Last edited by exploderjoe; Mar 14, 2007 at 11:00 PM.
You are aware that the reverse idle carbs adjust the opposite of a regular Holley. The adjustment screws adjust bleed air rather than fuel. When you turn the screws in you richen mixture.
I assume you already knew this. I just thought I would mention it in case you didn't.
I stepped up to 66 jets by swapping a diffrent carb on to the engine I am going to be checking the plugs today to see if there was color change, but I still have a slightly rough idle
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