Thread: headers glowing red
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05-30-2005 09:10 PM #1
headers glowing red
recently built 350 with edelbrock perf. RPM 70cc heads, perf. RPM cam, intake, and 650 mighty demon. just started to have a problrm with the headers glowing red even at low RPM. Any ideas?
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05-30-2005 09:13 PM #2
timing retardedPLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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05-30-2005 10:32 PM #3
hey..stop callin people retardedLamey Custom Knives
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05-30-2005 11:38 PM #4
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05-31-2005 04:40 AM #5
bummer
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05-31-2005 06:09 AM #6
Originally posted by LameyKnives
hey..stop callin people retarded
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05-31-2005 08:41 AM #7
.slow timing and more than likely your running fat. your running enough fuel to build a fire in the headers.
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05-31-2005 11:41 AM #8
Originally posted by shine
.slow timing and more than likely your running fat. your running enough fuel to build a fire in the headers.
a motor running lean will turn the headers red also. make sure the timing is right and richen the idle up in the carb.Mike
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05-31-2005 02:05 PM #9
My first guess it too lean -
Had a '66 HD Sportster that made pipes cherry red - then blue when cooled down.
I had to put a bigger jet for a richer mixture.
I always thought of it like a burning torch, no oxygen yields a very rich but 'cool' flame.
Bert
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05-31-2005 03:13 PM #10
I had the same exact problem last summer on my rebuild. I had to order a calibration kit for my carb to richen it up. I changed the jets and rods and the heat dropped dramatically. There is still the slightest dull red for about the first 2-3 inches of pipe, but not the bright orange/red glow that had been there. I just need a little more tuning to get it dialed in right now.
Thank you Roger. .
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