95 gt 65mm throttle body backfire

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cmartin811

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Hey guys new here, not to the cars but , anyway i just installed my ford racing 65mm tb and when i get above about 5000 and shift, it wants to slighlty backfire Pretty stock, full exhaust, turndowns, spec clutch, no smog, 3.55's, msd, and a cai . I bumped up the timing to about 12-13* that helpled a little with the harsh shifts but not with the high rpm shifts any ideas? thanks

 

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are u sure u used the timing light correctly?

 

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agree. also did you check your tps voltage ?

 

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cmartin811 said:

Hey guys new here, not to the cars but , anyway i just installed my ford racing 65mm tb and when i get above about 5000 and shift, it wants to slighlty backfire Pretty stock, full exhaust, turndowns, spec clutch, no smog, 3.55's, msd, and a cai . I bumped up the timing to about 12-13* that helpled a little with the harsh shifts but not with the high rpm shifts any ideas? thanks

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Its not the throttle body, its the removal of the smog equipment. Unless you delete it in the computer, removing the equipment but not removing it in the ECU will fubar your timing tables.

Adam

 

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i def. know how to use a timing light. i tried my tps yesterday and got no reading and no change when i unplug it ive got the v ref im thinking the tps and i know its not the smog ive had that for at least a yr and i didnt have this problem until i put the 65mm on