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 Metering rods and springs do nothing at idle. Check 
for vacuum leaks everywhere...carb base, rubber vac. lines, intake-to-head 
gaskets, etc. Have you put a vacuum guage on the engine yet? Also, check your 
distributor advance. It may have very light springs in it so it won't return to 
no-advance setting until quite low RPM. 
  
Just my thoughts... 
  
  
  
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  Sent: Monday, February 10, 2014 12:51 
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  Subject: Cam for my 440 
  
  
  Pulling my hair out! 
  I have a 440 cross ram in my 62 Belvedere making a clone 413 nostalgia 
   straight axle car. I finally got it running with new Edebrock E Street 
  Alum heads and Comp 23-227-4 cam.  
  Adv Dur Int 275 Exh 287 
  Dur @.050 231 & 237 
  Lift .525 .525 
  Lobe Sep 110.0 
  It runs really strong but will not idle. I was told this was a mild cam 
  for street and strip. It will not idle at less than 1500 rpm and I have to 
  keep a foot on the brake and one on the gas when at a stop and in gear. I put 
  a new 2800 stall converter in it. Do any of these things sound wrong to 
  anyone? 
  Being a converted mopar nut, I am really lost on how to tune this engine 
  and my engine builder is a holley carb guy, so he is no help. I have changed 
  the jets and metering rods and springs to no avail.  
  I am just digging a hole at this point and need all the help I can get. 
  Edelbrock said they could not help either. 
  David 
  
 
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