You will/should feel a lot of resistance when the oil pressure builds up; also maybe plumb in a mechanical oil pressure gauge, temporarily, to confirm you have good pressure.
I did a Magnum swap on my old Ramcharger, the factory gauge & sender always read low and was a concern. but the...
Remember, back when these cars were built they had bias ply tires which were crap for cornering. Good radial tires with a stiffer sidewall will expose the need for heavier T-bars and sway bars. I dont remember the brand, but I put new T-bars on my Challenger (went from 340 factory engine to...
FYI, if you want to install a factory looking exhaust, the original mufflers were canisters and located b/t the rear axle and the rear valance WITH a bolt on heat shield on the bottom of the trunk floor. The correct exhaust tips attach directly to the muffler output. Fortunately this stuff is...
I believe 1970 California built cars were not available with the dual exhaust through the valance. This could be another "dealer installed" item, but then the tips would be correct. Still a very nice car.
Other than the magnum timing cover not having a fuel pump provision (I have not seen Jegs) all the accessories will bolt up. Some year magnums had a balanced converter, some had a balanced flex plate, if you have a converter with weights on it , I would remove them and get a magnum balanced...
I got it dialed in! Unfortunately I don't know what did it.
I changed to cam 1, I reset learn everything, I changed my ACC pump to -5 and nothing seemed to have an effect. I checked my timing and retarded it 2 degrees, power was down...
I checked for vacuum leaks and didn't find any.
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Othere than the bogging, it runs and drives pretty well. Cruises with an afr in the 14s, but I'm only getting about 7 mpg! It doesn't smell rich or anything. I have reset the fuel learn, without much difference.