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<blockquote data-quote="akheathen" data-source="post: 7629748" data-attributes="member: 629234"><p>just gonna take a wild guess here.....but i would say that your rpm's are actually dropping. try it with the idle up just a little bit, like the bare minimum you can with the gas pedal. and, what did you do to get the belt "tightened"? it has an automatic tensioner. stiffer spring? spray on some belt dressing, or coca-cola/coffee? also, check the ground strap that goes from the back of the engine to the firewall. there is a good chance it's pretty poor condition by now. and, on top of that, i would re-do the 4awg. if you have a bad enough idle drop that you really need to fix, i know a mod that would help, but it is kind of technical</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="akheathen, post: 7629748, member: 629234"] just gonna take a wild guess here.....but i would say that your rpm's are actually dropping. try it with the idle up just a little bit, like the bare minimum you can with the gas pedal. and, what did you do to get the belt "tightened"? it has an automatic tensioner. stiffer spring? spray on some belt dressing, or coca-cola/coffee? also, check the ground strap that goes from the back of the engine to the firewall. there is a good chance it's pretty poor condition by now. and, on top of that, i would re-do the 4awg. if you have a bad enough idle drop that you really need to fix, i know a mod that would help, but it is kind of technical [/QUOTE]
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