GSK problem
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GSK problem
Just got done putting in some 3grand gov springs and now my truck has no bottom end. If I get on it, it drives normal till about 1800 then takes off like a rocket. Could I have put the fuel plate on wrong or are the springs too tight? Mods are 4inch exhaust , no cat or muffler, tst #4 and an airfilter.
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Re:GSK problem
when you put the gov kit in did your idle go up any? or down? I would say to take the fuel plate out and check it I have never heard of this but someone else might know. I have the 4k gov kit which is just one more pump spring.
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I just did a 4000 gsk and over all its great...bt my idle went up? from 750 or so to 900...? What does that mean?
I turned it down to 780 or so and now it dies occasionally when lifting off the throttle....like coming up to a red light.....
not all the time....just oce in awhile....? do I need to go tighter on the gov springs? like 1/2 turn?
I turned it down to 780 or so and now it dies occasionally when lifting off the throttle....like coming up to a red light.....
not all the time....just oce in awhile....? do I need to go tighter on the gov springs? like 1/2 turn?
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[quote author=dodgeman01 link=board=7;threadid=19234;start=0#msg180772 date=1062728473]
it the idle goes that means you puth the tighter than stock. not a bad thing but it might be the cause of you truck cutting out.
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"it the idle goes? What ? up ? then they are tighter then stock?so half a turn out?
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it the idle goes that means you puth the tighter than stock. not a bad thing but it might be the cause of you truck cutting out.
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"it the idle goes? What ? up ? then they are tighter then stock?so half a turn out?
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Re:GSK problem
just go one click at a time on both sides. the only way you will know. I don't think you will have a problem with them where you are but I don't know why the truck is dieing like that I have had mine tight as far as I could and loose as I could and it ran the same just more RPMlol'
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I bet your lack of bottom end is comming from your fuel plate being cocked just a little. I had the same problem when I was new to bombing but I fixed it by using a machinists square. give it a look and see what you can find out.
About the idle, if it were me I would leave the springs where they are(which is probably just a couple clicks too loose) because if you get them too tight you will get a real bad lope at about 1200 rpm and it will drive you nuts not to mention how difficult it makes it to pull.
just my couple pennies
Good luck
Scott
About the idle, if it were me I would leave the springs where they are(which is probably just a couple clicks too loose) because if you get them too tight you will get a real bad lope at about 1200 rpm and it will drive you nuts not to mention how difficult it makes it to pull.
just my couple pennies
Good luck
Scott
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