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Re: Need Help with Exhaust Replacement
Make sure your plug wires are on snug. Pull them off and re connect them.
Dave
"crystal assaly" <crystal015@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:6ed9e.8826$Jg5.512706@news20.bellglobal.com...
> Hi All,
>
> Well I finally replaced the exhaust on my 1985 Mustang GT. I went from
the
> old stock system to the following:
>
> Flowtech headers (Equal length long tubes)
> Flowtech Off-Road H pipe
> American Thunder Cat-back system from Flowmaster
>
> The sound is phenominal! Now the only problem which I have now are the
> following:
>
> -idles at 1,000RPM instead of 800RPM
> -At highway speeds of about 120KM/H it starts to chug like it's not
getting
> enough gas or something and I have to either downshift or slow to 100KM/H.
> It then smooths out but it feels like she is hesitating.
> -Seems like the engine is shaking sometimes when I am idling. Is this
> normal?
>
> So can anybody please help me with what is happening? Carb adjustment
> needed or what?????
>
> BTW I have brand new plugs, edelbrock air filter, and 9mm Ford Wires and
> fresh oil.
>
> Its a 5spd.
>
> Please help.
>
>
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