QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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Re: QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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What SilverXJ said and disregard the headers heating up for now, pretty normal.
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Re: QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CeuA6MuedA

A bit off topic, but notice the shot at the end... glowing down pipe... awesome video though.. had to post it.
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Chris,
I looked at the link that you posted for me and that is the way that I do it and yes I did have to cut the ears off the distributor to get it to line up correctly.

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Then we can eliminate the distributor as the problem.

How did you put an adjustable fuel pressure regulator on it?
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I put bulk head fittings in the tank put a Airtex rail pump on and a Aero Motive adj FPR in line and returned back to the tank. All 3/8 braided line. Capped off the stock pump and regulator and left in place.
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Ahhh... interesting way around the in tank regulator and filter. What is the fuel pressure now?
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Re: QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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49lbs
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We finally got this thing figured out. The builder didn't put the rite valve springs on it ( still had the stock springs on it). Runs great now.
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Glad you ran this aground. Built in mechanical rev limiter. Did they reuse the old springs, what did you install?
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Yes they did reuse the stock ones.

I used Comp Cams 926-12 Springs, 744-123 Retainers, 603-1260 Locks
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Re: QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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Good info to know, my machine shop advised against installing 5.9 springs and so we just reused my stock ones, for break-in at least.
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Very interesting thread. I'm running a Crane 753905 cam with stock valve springs, and it pulls strong up to 4800 rpm's. After that, it seems to make more engine noise than thrust.
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Re: QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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Your stock exhaust could be one reason why your engine feels sluggish above 4800rpm. Another could be the stock valve springs causing valve float.
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Re: QUESTIONS ON A 98 TJ 4.6 STROKER

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heartlandoffroad wrote:We finally got this thing figured out. The builder didn't put the rite valve springs on it ( still had the stock springs on it). Runs great now.
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