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Oddball · 02-18-2006, 08:53 AM

Speaking as a proud LG4 owner, you can "tune" your engine to optimize things and get it running as best it can. Even the "Iron Duke" could be made to run slightly better. Now for our Lg4 it may be a "tune up" like plaug, wires, and sensors, but after i did all of that I noticed a BIG difference. the only thing I probably still should do it replace the choke.

When you have all of the components to do the kinds of changes you talk about, do all of them and get it re-tuned.

02-18-2006, 08:53 AM	#16
Oddball Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Blackwood Posts: 473 iTrader: (0)	Speaking as a proud LG4 owner, you can "tune" your engine to optimize things and get it running as best it can. Even the "Iron Duke" could be made to run slightly better. Now for our Lg4 it may be a "tune up" like plaug, wires, and sensors, but after i did all of that I noticed a BIG difference. the only thing I probably still should do it replace the choke. When you have all of the components to do the kinds of changes you talk about, do all of them and get it re-tuned. __________________ The tree on the mountain always looks taller when the grass is mowed. Daily Driver: 2011 Ford Expedition EL (4 very tall kids means suck it up for a while) Crisis Car: 1986 Chevy Camaro IROC: 5.0L 4BBL Carb, 5-speed, T-tops, "Good afternoon officer how fast was I going" red.