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Listeners:
I have been driving my 67 BJ8 since rebuilding and working on the rest of
the car the past year. After installing the new shock absorbers and the new
speedo, I took the car for a ride. With the new shocks and the new Shaved
tires, she drives like brand new car down the Tamiami Trail at 50-70 mph, so
I decided to push it a little more. However at 4000 plus rpms and about 90
mph, I was not looking so closely at the speedo or tack, the engine back
fired, so I let off the gas and returned to normal highway speeds. Engine
ran fine all the way home. Suggestions what could cause the backfire at high
speeds?
Bob Begani
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4000 plus rpms and about 90 mph, I was not looking so closely at the =
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