You probably can't adjust anything that would improve it since the combustion is computer controlled. That of course means that there is another problem causing it like a clogged EGR value, or a bad oxygen sensor, or a bunch of other things. You didn't mention if your car has fule injection or carburetor which is another avenue to explore.
I would suggest going to Autozone and having them plug their OBD1 tester in and see if they get any codes out of the computer. I bet they do, then you will at least know what you are dealing with.
Changing oxygen sensors can be quite difficult if the are rusted in. The also get a healthy price for them. I think they are around 90 bucks each, but I'm not exactly sure.
Good luck with the project.
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AnswerThere's not much more you can do farther than stock. You could always get a smaller engine or buy a vehicle from California.yes
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yes you can use a 1996 lt4 engine into a 1989 Caprice Classic, and its easy. you can mail me at:
Not likely as they're 2 totally different bodystyles
My 1989 Chevy Caprice Classic with a 350 CID motor has a 27 gallon tank.
305 motor
with tools
5x4.75
I have a 89 Chevy caprice. When I had my fuel pump changed, they had to drop the tank...it was in the tank.
5 x 4.75 inches
wait until you have to replace the windshield