What question did you ask? If it doesn't get answered the first time, bump it back to the top of the page by posting in it again after a day or so. This thread itself will probably get removed by moderators, and won't help you progress towards an answer to your original question.
Keep trying without losing your cool. There are a lot of helpful, knowledgeable Stangers on this site, I'm sure your original question just got missed.
Because no one on here really know more then you do. Its easy to ask a question that we cant answer or the person who can answer it isnt on line so if you bump it back to the top by making a post in it a day after posting you have a better chance of getting a reply. I felt the same way when I was new to the site.
Only one thread is necessary per topic. It helps establish continuity when diagnosing any issues that you may be trying to nail down. I'll merge your threads together on the issue you've been having with your car.
The answer is simple...there's over 100k members on this site. When something gets posted, it gets bumped down so fast that it doesn't take long to get pushed back to page 2, and most people don't look beyond page 1 unless they're looking for a particular thread.
No need to get worked up...good things come to those who wait
I'm finding that a thread can be easily lost. This site seems to be VERY active as a thread I made a day ago that had a reply today could easily be on page 2 or 3. This is a GOOD thing = )
Also, are you looking for any answers or are you only wanting answers that you agree with? lol Reason I'm asking is, I've been on forums where someone asks a question and they don't get the answer they want to hear so they start complaining.
Your question wasn't exactly an easy one. You have an EFI Mustang converted to carb not running correctly. With the information you provided, it wasn't really an easy question to answer. I suggest adding more info and trying to give more details of the car and setup.
Also, please don't start threads like this. I understand you are frustrated and want help, but you gotta be patient and wait for the right person to see your post and offer help. Your question is not one the typical member might have expeirence with