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    86gp_byponcho is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    exhaust popping

     



    i just finished my rebuild on my 400 pontiac. it makes a nasty popping sound after revving when you let the rpm come down. i firsst thought it was an incorrectly adjusted valve. i reset them and still no cure. i then figured maybe th ecarb was too lean but when i pulled a plug they weren't overly gray, maybe a even a little rich. im running a carter, crane springs and cam and headers. any suggestions. cars is perfectly drivable, its just annoying
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    Sounds like a small exhaust leak to me. In my car its right up by the manifold. Replace the exhaust donuts, check your pipes for holes/gaps and then check your carb. It may actually be a hair rich.
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    yeah that's probabbly an exzaust leak.
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    i ll try that 2 morrow. thanks for the advice
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    So did you ever fix the problem here? If so then what was it?
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    yeah it must have been a leak. put new header gaskets in and it was cured.
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