Help with tuning QF 750 AN, on ford 347
Posted: Fri Aug 11, 2023 11:59 pm
Trying to learn how to tune better. Have read way too many posts at this point but still have some questions I hope yall can help with.
Specs
347 ford
World products iron heads from the 90's with 1.94/2.02 valves, 200cc runners that have been smoothed out. Valves are stock cut, un shrouded too about 85%
Edelbrok performer rpm, no air gap from the 90s with 1" 4hole spacer
16:1 rockers
Cam is comp xe 282hr installed dot to dot
565/574 lift
Duration@50 232/240
112Lsa
Long tube headers that are less than optimal
3300Lb car
Tko600
373 gear
Timing is at 16* with 18* mech. All in by 3k currently limiting vac to 6*
Carb specs
35 squirter with pink can on 2 properly adjusted.
67main
72 secondary
9.5 power valve with .054-56 restrictions
.072 iab
.038 ifr
Rear has a 71 iab and 33 ifr
Transfer slots were set at .020
Reason for the difference front and rear is I had an off idle stumble and was trying to keep the cruse afr up around 14.
Ifr's have been moved to the bottom on all 4 corners. Mettering blocks have 3 emulsion holes, top is 22, middle is blocked, bottom is 28. Thoes are rough numbers. Need to re check them now that I have drills.
Specs
347 ford
World products iron heads from the 90's with 1.94/2.02 valves, 200cc runners that have been smoothed out. Valves are stock cut, un shrouded too about 85%
Edelbrok performer rpm, no air gap from the 90s with 1" 4hole spacer
16:1 rockers
Cam is comp xe 282hr installed dot to dot
565/574 lift
Duration@50 232/240
112Lsa
Long tube headers that are less than optimal
3300Lb car
Tko600
373 gear
Timing is at 16* with 18* mech. All in by 3k currently limiting vac to 6*
Carb specs
35 squirter with pink can on 2 properly adjusted.
67main
72 secondary
9.5 power valve with .054-56 restrictions
.072 iab
.038 ifr
Rear has a 71 iab and 33 ifr
Transfer slots were set at .020
Reason for the difference front and rear is I had an off idle stumble and was trying to keep the cruse afr up around 14.
Ifr's have been moved to the bottom on all 4 corners. Mettering blocks have 3 emulsion holes, top is 22, middle is blocked, bottom is 28. Thoes are rough numbers. Need to re check them now that I have drills.