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Old 01-19-2015, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by 71RS/SS396 View Post
The 02 should be 6-8" back from the last tube in the header, if you put it in the collector it will read the cylinder it's closest to.
I'm not sure that it is rich, after looking at the pics I suspect the oil it's ingesting from the pcv is what you're seeing on the pistons. You need to address your venting as this can cause a whole host of problems. What pcv vent are you using? Most, if not all of these do not work properly. I put a restricter in the vacuum line to slow the velocity. I would also vent both valve covers to a catch can. The LS engines have horrible windage problems and need a lot of topend ventilation to deal with it. The path you're headed down with a larger stroke is going to make it worse since you're basically installing a bigger fan in the crankcase.
Agreed, all that most systems do on these LS engines is fill the intake with an oil like gel. Bryan, have you looked at the plugs? Spark plugs are tattletales, and reading them has become a lost art. This engine shut off at 5500 I think you said, so it would be ideal to take a close looksey at the plugs.
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