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The quest for more torque
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with no vacuum leaks and stock ignition timing I could get my '86 to idle at about 300 rpm. My '91 will only go down to about 400 rpm with the idle screw all the way in (700 with 15 degree advance)
edit: If you get your ignition timing right, the car should rev ok when held flat on the floor (as long as AFM is functioning properly and TPS reads wide open). Vacuum leaks have little effect at WOT.
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