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    Quote Originally Posted by jcfreeman0 View Post
    Ok so i'm trying to figure out possible reasons my truck is running so rich. Its a 4.8L engine. i've done the following to it:
    220/222 110lsa comp cam
    SLP valve springs
    LS1 intake manifold w/ 28.8 injectors
    Return style fuel setup
    Walbro 255 fuel pump
    Professional Products Fuel Pressure Regulator
    SLP shorty headers w/ no cats into magnaflow round mufflers
    Only front 02 sensors
    Blackbear tune
    Removed EGR and EVAP
    Electric Fan
    MAF right in front of the throttle body w/ cone filter in front of it (sticking right off the front of the engine)

    Ever since I did this motor work its not run right. Its very rich. If i get on it if bogs out / shuts off briefly. It backfires really bad too. I'm already on my second set of plugs and thats just loading and unloading it on a trailer to go to maybe 4 shows.

    It smells very hot when its running but it is probably the exhaust from all the extra fuel dumping out.

    The fuel pressure goes down to almost 0 within a minute of turning the engine off.

    I'm not 100% i have all the vacuum lines in the correct placement. I used the LS1howto.com as reference though.

    I did have to extend the lines to the injectors, MAF, throttle body, 02 sensors.

    What should I check? I plan on having a friend scan it tomorrow or friday but i'm affraid it wont help me here.
    1951 3100
    1984 C10

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    casey23 Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by ducky View Post
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    Thank for you for the Correction.. DID YOU HAVE A RE-TUNE done from your BLACKBEAR TUNE Since your motor work ??? SINCE YOU INSTALLED A CAMSHAFT, and BIGGER INJECTORS and a new FPR that will all effect the tune.... but what do i know... I will stay out of the tech support and leave it for you Pro's !

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