I've had this problem for a year now. I work on it for a bit, then get frustrated and ignore it for a couple months. The NMRA Columbus event is coming up soon, so I've been to working on it again, with no luck of course.
Here's what it's doing...At 5800-6000RPM it sounds like it has a miss. It runs great at everything below that. It still accelerates past 6000, just not as fast.
Here's what I've done so far: New plugs, fixed 2 plug wires(they have less than 1000 miles on them), readjusted the rockers(1/4-1/2 turn), replaced both exhaust manifold/header gaskets, new coil, I bypassed the Crane Hi-6 ignition and used the stock ignition(didn't seem to help), replaced the air filter(old one had a hole in it), and I borrowed a TFI from my brothers car. Nothing has helped.
What's next to try? Dizzy? Cap and rotor button?
Here's the only video I have where you can hear what it's doing
Right-click, save as
http://www.mustangaddiction.com/movies/wsccdyno.wmv
I had it on another dyno 3-4 months prior to that and it pulled easily to 6200 before shutting it down.
Here's what it's doing...At 5800-6000RPM it sounds like it has a miss. It runs great at everything below that. It still accelerates past 6000, just not as fast.
Here's what I've done so far: New plugs, fixed 2 plug wires(they have less than 1000 miles on them), readjusted the rockers(1/4-1/2 turn), replaced both exhaust manifold/header gaskets, new coil, I bypassed the Crane Hi-6 ignition and used the stock ignition(didn't seem to help), replaced the air filter(old one had a hole in it), and I borrowed a TFI from my brothers car. Nothing has helped.
What's next to try? Dizzy? Cap and rotor button?
Here's the only video I have where you can hear what it's doing
Right-click, save as
http://www.mustangaddiction.com/movies/wsccdyno.wmv
I had it on another dyno 3-4 months prior to that and it pulled easily to 6200 before shutting it down.
