Recent content by Ant

2 plug wires in the incorrect firing order can make your engine sound like it has a rod knock(forgot which ones). If messed with the plug wires recently and you have a mild knock, check your firing order. If you did not mess with it and it just started to happen, then oof.

You mean for like a marine engine? Uh oh!

Use it, see what happens, but I think it will be fine.

I now wonder if some of the stuff used only for engine break in is fine, because it seems like a grey area to me. You are are not running it long term, so maybe by chance it's fine for just break in for that short period of time. Maybe there is an article or study out there about it, testing the...

Lol so true.

There are only a few things I will add to oil now, then most of the time change the oil 30 minutes later(Stuff that's an old trick). That video really shows the science and I now don't trust the oil additives more than ever. When I was younger we would have the BG guy come and restock the...

Nice! Please update with pictures, it would be cool to see a before and after.

Take your time and be careful with the bows.

I run all my cars on 87 octane gas with upto 10% ethanol. It never hurt anything, but my cars don't have high compression ratios. Also, years ago I did an experiment with E85 and ran a 50/50 mix in my obd1 92 Ferd bronco. Ran it like that for a good time, it ran great and the computer was able...

Others here have made good suggestions, go with that and slap the Easy button.

$700 delivered anywhere in the U.S. my a$$.

I'm using a Holley 1920 carb, it works really well, lol, after all the pain it put me through to get it sorted.

Cool! But the Autozone sales never applies to the parts I'm looking for. They pull a bait and switch.

I have the spool type motor mounts, but I don't know what difference that makes. Maybe that's the mystery? I don't want to make a $1000 mistake.

No transverse torsion bars in this car, it's the same style of setup like the older 67-72 A bodys