Craig Nedrow's latest activity
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Craig Nedrow reacted to Doppleganger's post in the thread Pro Flo 4 with Delphi FE0114 or ACDelco EP381 with
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They're pretty big (gonna guess 8-10"L x 3"w x 6-8"h - when I bought mine, they had a deal where they included one (was $400 iirc) as a... -
Craig Nedrow reacted to Hunter79764's post in the thread Pro Flo 4 with Delphi FE0114 or ACDelco EP381 with Like.
I read it as one of these guys under the hood right now, and he is looking to go with an 87 tank and fuel pump setup...
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Craig Nedrow reacted to Vbb199's post in the thread Pro Flo 4 with Delphi FE0114 or ACDelco EP381 with Like.
How much hp is the motor making. That dictates the size of the fuel pump.
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Craig Nedrow reacted to Hunter79764's post in the thread Pro Flo 4 with Delphi FE0114 or ACDelco EP381 with Like.
What about a Walbro? Genuine units are good, careful about buying on Amazon or something as the fakes are rampant. That said, I can't...
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Craig Nedrow reacted to Doppleganger's post in the thread Pro Flo 4 with Delphi FE0114 or ACDelco EP381 with Like.
I went with the EP381 but found something out - there are 2 different 381's and both are in Delco boxes. One is the cheaper ebay ones...
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Craig Nedrow reacted to TommyGuns's post in the thread Pro Flo 4 with Delphi FE0114 or ACDelco EP381 with Like.
Even if I go with the EP381, that pump is rated less than the "required" flow rate of 57 GPH per the Edelbrock Pro Flo 4 instructions...
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Thats why the #2 is a good choice for freeze plugs you can have a bit of movement and still seal and yes, it's the brown stuff. If you...
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I always used a smear of Permatex #2 on the brass plug/block because of a chance of an imperfection. But that was on an iron block...
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know some who when reinstalling a freeze plug in situations like that us a thin application of rtv on the rim of the new freeze plug to...
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Sounds good guys. Yes definitely will get a new freeze plug. So you think it was just installed wrong? Or should I try to stake it off...
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Use a BRASS freeze plug.
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Yeah, I think you're overthinking this. Get a new freeze plug, knock the old one out and knock the new one in. The chances of the hole...
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Knock the freeze plug out and replace it ! Better safe than having to pull the motor back out later on
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Part 2 The shop had to cut new slots in the foam for the correct listings, and fill the old ones. The factory lines are left to right...
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I know that this has been a topic of many discussions on these boards. A lot of us love the look of bucket seats and a console in our...
