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Exactly. "Willing to lose" suggests that more is better. It's not. Timing is about what the engine wants under that specific condition. The only time less advance is a "loss" is when an engine is was designed to run with a fuel that was more knock resistant than what is actually being used...

This is interesting with that Transpo Regulator, I ended up using this Transpo 1 wire conversion kit for the 60 amp Motocraft Alternator that I ended up using. The onboard transpo regulator is adjustable too, but did not have to screw with it. 14.3 volts consistence on the output. Thanks for...

Naa it no big deal I probably ens up ise 72 colimn for temporary.

+1 on 75slant6's comment. Watch out for Cherokees too, I think a lot of them had security. Maybe you could google the PCM part number and get some answers on what it came out of. If it turns out you do have a security PCM... well, before I make my next suggestion, let me say I hate Facebook...

My cousin ran a pull truck, so I was down in the pits. It was crazy

Hell Ya!

That's really cool, Rick!

I think you're right!

Really DV formula only helps you pick the LSA of the cam, your supposed to calculate the required LSA pick what you figure is the needed overlap and calculate the duration from those two, not really much of an overall cam formula. His overall point is people generally run too much duration on...

There are plenty of Centrifugal kits and turbos for that matter. But, I get folks sometimes want these more for looks.

Yall need to remember too, that just because something is made in China doesn't automatically make it crappy. There's just so much coming out of China that you're naturally gonna see more bad stuff. There is some junk coming out of China, but not all of it is. As an example, the distributor in...

Thanks Sean :thumbsup:

That's certainly an option, I'm working with what I got. Someday I may move the springs in board and widen the wheels which makes rotation a moot point. But, you are correct.

You need to run the valve lash again sooner than later, unless you allready have. Car looks great on display!

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I think that picture is a bit deceiving at first glance. I thought you were correct, but a real close look shows it is hooked up to the choke. I think it's correct. Or I'm just misunderstanding completely.

Correct, trying to make sure he heard from other legitimate sources that it was gonna be a lot more expensive than originally expected. But at the end, scott didn't expect it to cost a lot, and I agreed to the reduced price because I felt bad for him, but it doesn't seem unreasonable to let...

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They sure are. This is from their site. "Who makes SuperTech oil filters? SuperTech oil filters are made in the USA by Champion Labs. They are manufactured in six different states through the collaboration of Wix and Walmart. Their prices range from $2.97 to $4.27 per filter and have a service...

Rain this morning, supposed to clear-out this afternoon. ("Supposed to"...) Might get a passing shower again tomorrow morning, but thankfully it's supposed to be a nice day overall. Sunday, however, sounds like things could get..."interesting".

So there is this GUY up near your neck of the woods, he's done a great job of coming up with parts over the years for our A-bodies even going so far as to reproducing a LOT of stuff no one else wants to touch 'cause you know... a-body. Seriously glad for you to picked up and will save another...

Soo.. curious bout something.. i'm running a Gates 7740 XL belt on my car which is 47" long .41" wide.. which seems to be the normal size but my belt rides high in the pulleys which gives that cool squeal when starting.. were there thinner belts?

Thanks, it is raining but all good :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Save some gas for me. :lol:

Looks great! Don't like those clouds tho! :realcrazy:

One for the money ,two for the show, three to get ready, now go fish go!

This is where there is difficulty in understanding the difference. This gauge: Does not stay in place the entire time. It can be removed and reattached. This gauge is used in a different manner than what is used on an alignment rack. Think of it this way: Turn the steering wheel 20 degrees to...

adapt and overcome...use spacer/adapters. I think it was SuperModified that recommended using Chevy intakes on SBM at the time.

I wish you better luck than I've had. Saved this Signet 2dr Hdtp a few years back and have not been able to sell it for $3K less my wheels. I don't feel to bad, I've put 80K miles on it so far. Has rust up high in body but pans and rails are excellent. Never seen a car rusted like this one in...