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I know the bolt spacing is correct but I haven't tried them on my XJ. I don't think the backspacing will be a problem 'cause the rims are big enough to easily clear the brake calipers.
My first thought was that the distributor might not be indexed correctly so I'd check that again.
http://www.angelfire.com/my/fan/dist_index.html
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1992 XJ - 4.6L Stroker - AX15
202rwhp 258rwtq (248/311 crank)
Jeep Performance, Jeep Tech, Junker to Stroker
Chris Jensen is definitely still tuning Jeeps but he's apparently been very busy so a slow response isn't unusual. You could shoot another e-mail to [email protected] as a reminder.
Only do that on the intake ports & manifold runners.
DON'T gasket match the exhaust ports 'cause they'll become too big and you could get reversion of spent exhaust gases back into the cylinders during valve overlap.
You'll need to have one custom made. Any competent exhaust shop should be able to make a mandrel bent 2.5" pipe for you.
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1992 XJ 4.6L "Poor Man's" Stroker
202rwhp @ 4700rpm, 258rwtq @ 3400rpm
1/4 mile: 14.63 @ 94.38, 3450lb curb
AX15, NP231, D30/D35...
Here are the answers to your questions:
http://www.high-performance-engines.com/jeep-4-7l-stroker-base-engine-205hp-91-97-jeeps-p/hp24.htm
http://www.high-performance-engines.com/product-p/hp87.htm
The base stroker has a mild CompCams 68-232-4 camshaft, stock head, and 9.3:1 CR
The Baja...
Under WOT you'd need the AFR to be somewhere around 12.5-13.2 (0.85-0.90 lambda).
An AFR of 14.7-15.4 (1.00-1.05 lambda) is the desirable range for light throttle cruise, and an AFR of 14.0-14.7 (0.95-1.00 lambda) is where you need to be for light throttle acceleration.
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