Im just gonna throw out there that if you remove your plate your stock charger wont support that much fuel...

 

It could be your TCC (torque converter control) that makes it die if you idle is good.

 

there is a idle adjustment on your driver side of the motor on the back of your pump if you have some body sit in your truck and work the throttle you will barely see a allenhead screw below where the arm rests back down in idle position. a locknut is below the allenhead. once you find it you almost have to feel for it but loosen the locknut and back your allenhead out maybe half a turn then tighten and start your truck keep doin it till your satisfied with it. and im not sure but i heard of a overflow valve in the pump that can make it hard to start or idle etc. if its not workin properly. just tryin to help ya out im no pro but ive fixed the idle part

 

unless you turn the barrels

 

and thats not a good idea unless you have a flow bench handy

 

wat are u talkin about a charger not supportin enough fuel runnin without a plate wat is a charger

 

a charger is a turbo

 

i think he meant the turbo would not clean up all the fuel if you remove the plate and the egts would b high.

 

Yes that is what i meant. Sorry for the confusion.