Irishman999
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- Joined
- Jul 30, 2010
- Posts
- 6,989
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- 204
- Location
- Safford Arizona
- First Name
- Jason
- Truck Year
- 1985
- Truck Model
- K-1500 High Sierra
- Engine Size
- 305
$200?
80 bucks shipping included!
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$200?
80 bucks shipping included!
Those are Purdy! Dijya feel how smooth that throttle action is? One thing, that 3/16 hex may prove to be even more of a cast iron bitch to get into the AFPR, so dial in the fuel pressure you want before she warms up all the way....it should be around 10 psi or so now. I had an allen key cut down with a thumb wheel on it for when I had it on the burb, but I think its up north in the center console. I put some crazy glue on the tip to hold it into the regulator until I got the pressure I wanted, then just yanked it out when I was done(queue jokes)
Skip white performance on Ebay, they are no name brand.Those are some nice valve covers. What brand and where did you get them?
If it runs as good as it is purdy, that bitch is gonna be a hell raiser. I like those cheap covers too. Some people don't but I think they're cool as hell.
Man I cant wait to get this throttle body action unit bolted on and spraying gasoline! Not only is the throttle smooth but the springs and other hardware look brand new, is that the same spring and random parts I sent? I will need further explanation on the tuning of gas pressures, thats down the road though.
Skip white performance on Ebay, they are no name brand.
Its looking to purdy at this point, I hate shiny stuff but the massive aluminum valve covers look to good to change at this point.
I wish it would run as good as it looks, I predict its going to have an incredible amount of torque and really run out of breath at higher rpms. Should be enough fun for the mean time, it will roast some tires.
The valve covers blew my mind when they showed up, I was expecting something horrible for 67 dollars. I figured they would be warped all to ****, not fit right, have gaps or something. None of that is the case, they are absolutely perfectly fabricated hand welded, beautiful and cheap somehow.
It's called, Made in China probably by a skilled 12 year old making a $1 a day.
So far my best solution is driving 4 hours to Tuscon, buying one from harbor freight and trying to figure out a way to haul it in a tiny ass little Fiat.
Well than those Chinese kids can '****** weld. I think its some guy with a tig welder and a metal brake, my father in law noticed they are most likely welded by 2 different guys because the welds are different, both are good but not the same. I think its some guy and a buddy building valve covers on the side and making a killing off 10 bucks worth of aluminum sheet.
OK, here is the solution.
While at harbor freight, buy a hitch for the Fiat, then, assemble the hoist, hitch it to the fiat and towit home.