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Old Guy Bill reacted to SquareRoot's post in the thread Bubbling feel of throttle at low RPM with
Haha.
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Old Guy Bill reacted to Ricko1966's post in the thread Bubbling feel of throttle at low RPM with Haha.
LS swap, your turn.
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The normal chambered type are available in stainless as well. When I quoted that post, I tried to be as nice as possible. What I...
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The same ones that are the worst for traction.
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@legopnuematic beat me to it but here’s another, also a picture of the skids I built to hold my cab until the bodywork was done and it...
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That's not a button it's a rubber dust cap that seals the valve, don't eff with it,you can't get a new one.And I'd try centering the...
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The fronts are at the intersectionthe cab support and brace that runs to the inner rocker.
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If your goal is just a fun weekend/occasional cruiser and you wanna be budget friendly, a warmed over 350 would definitely be the...
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Basically same as valve float. Inability to control opening and closing. Solving point float sounds easy, increase closing spring...
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It's officially ordered. Had to pre-order, Due to arrive in there warehouse before the 1st then it will ship out to me shortly after. So...
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Water pumps and alternators just chuck those. Power steering pump is about all I would save like that. Manifolds really aren't very good...
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I thought about that and it is what promped me to ask. Because one side thinks, "you bought the part you replaced and if that goes bad...
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Many times I've told people on here that to the best of my knowledge only GM and NAPA premium ignition modules vary dwell. Some of you...
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Old Guy Bill reacted to Vbb199's post in the thread 1999 454 carb swap. best street carb, 600? 650? 750? CFM with Like.
I forgot how hilarious the bantering gets on this forum every time someone asks for carb reccomendations for their motor Theres always...
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Old Guy Bill reacted to bucket's post in the thread 1999 454 carb swap. best street carb, 600? 650? 750? CFM with Like.
Lol, induction choice discussions can be as bad as politics.
