I have a 1993 yj stroked 4.0 liter 9.5 to 1 compression, cam nothing to radical, I think its a 254 with 115 lobe, 25 lbs injectors, The head is original just polished, original intake and throttle body and a new stainless steel header. I have finally got it to run really good, except very sluggish at low rpm's, high rpm's runs awesome very powerful. but I can tell that its running really rich and I have fouled a couple plugs in the last week. I have had suggests that I need to bring the fuel pressure down, so I need an adjustable fuel regulator, or I need a 2000 or newer intake to bring the air up. Anybody else had this problem, I need to get it right!
Thanks Chris
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Re: 1993 4.0L Running Rich
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Re: 1993 4.0L Running Rich
Do you happen to know what your STFT value is? This may give you insight into which direction you need to take.Legospud wrote:I have a 1993 yj stroked 4.0 liter 9.5 to 1 compression, cam nothing to radical, I think its a 254 with 115 lobe, 25 lbs injectors, The head is original just polished, original intake and throttle body and a new stainless steel header. I have finally got it to run really good, except very sluggish at low rpm's, high rpm's runs awesome very powerful. but I can tell that its running really rich and I have fouled a couple plugs in the last week. I have had suggests that I need to bring the fuel pressure down, so I need an adjustable fuel regulator, or I need a 2000 or newer intake to bring the air up. Anybody else had this problem, I need to get it right!
Thanks Chris
Large Fuel decrease = Replace Injectors
Smaller Fuel Decrease = FPR
Fine Fuel Decrease adjustments = Map Adjuster
Personally with my 4.7L im running smaller injectors than most. If your running 25# Injectors on a non-stroker, then your running larger than most here with strokers. Most run 24#. I am running 19# (with the pressure up slightly) to make then flow at 19.2#hr.
If it feels right, then STROKE it!
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