It could be something as simple as the vacuum retard on the distributor
or a leaking vacuum line on your distributor.
I'm an Air Cooled guy so I'm just guessing its got to be timing.

Bill M.

On Fri, 19 Jul 2002 16:55:50 -0400 Richmond Mike
<keepongrowin@HOTMAIL.COM> writes:
> Ok, So I just replaced the AFM with a used and much cleaner part. I
> thought
> this should do it. It does seem to be idling and picking up much
> better at
> first, but after picking up speed and then when coming to a stop and
> then
> accelerating again it's the same old thing. No response after
> stepping on
> the pedal till I mash it to the floor.

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