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TEC408stroker
• Houston, TX, USA
• Registered on 9/20/2011
• 1 post
Posted:9/23/2011 22:28

i have a1990 ford F250 5.8L windsor motor that was bored and stroked to 408. Still running stock intake and heads, 61 mm BBK throttle body, Converted to mass air, replaced stock injectors using 24# now.

I have 339 ftlbs of torque but only 177 hp. When I start the engine it revs high then settles down then runs rough, stalls and dies. It seems after its driven for a while it will stay running when stopped at lights. although sometimes it will stall out.

Anyone have any comments or suggestions.
This is really turning into a nightmare. thanks in advance.
jwar1127
• lauderhill, FL, USA
• Registered on 5/28/2009
• 47 posts
1 Vehicle
Posted:9/24/2011 02:47
check your iac (idle air control) and for vacuum leaks.
jdmeaux
• Lafayette, LA, USA
• Registered on 1/5/2009
• 525 posts
1 Vehicle
Posted:9/24/2011 09:32
Definitely check the IAC. And vacuum leaks.

With a 5.8L, I would go to a 70mm TB.

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Windsor stroked to 408 WONT IDLE fml
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