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Subject: Lean burn on a '77 Monaco? Author: Jim O. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:34:48 07/13/02 Sat In reply to: Bearhawke in Az 's message, "1977-78 Fury/Monaco question" on 08:26:47 07/12/02 Fri My '77 CHP Monaco does not have a lean burn system. It's also an E86 spec engine. It does however have a serious appetite for fuel. But it's a 440, so that's no surprise. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Jim: the only big block Mopar offered in Calif for 1977-78 was the vacuum advance iqnition equipped 440 Magnum. Every other Mopar passenger car in those years had the 360 4V tops, period. (NT) Bearhawke in Az 18:26:56 07/13/02 Sat Bearhawke, what about the 400 2bbl or 4bbl? (NT) -- Giant, 00:01:35 07/15/02 Mon Giant: according to Sanow's book the Maine SP problems were with the E68 400 4V.......I suspect that the single exhaust by creating too much backpressure was the culprit along with the extremely lean A/F ratios courtesy of that POS Lean Burn. (NT) -- Bearhawke in Az, 20:49:15 07/15/02 Mon