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  1. PRH

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    Glad you’re getting something out of it. Frankly, you done some fairly elaborate testing yourself…….that I’ve gotten some nice info from. Like mapping the flow around the perimeter of the valve on the chamber side.
  2. TrailBeast

    muriatic acid, OK for carb soaking?

    Ah true, but not all metals. Nor does it clean everything. That’s why it’s use has to be so specific.
  3. E

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    Good observation. All of my steep top angle testing is with the valves sunk in the head. So that means both the 50 and the 45 were sunk. The additional shrouding of the steep top cut hurts low lift flow but helps on the top end (I think).
  4. WV64Signet

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    There's Waldo
  5. Mopar Tim

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    O were on Gallup NM
  6. chewy

    65 Dart GT back up light switch location

    Pointed rearward behind the 1/2 shift lever . You may need a '65 switch instead of a 69. Not sure what year they changed.
  7. Mopar Tim

    Stop in for a cup of coffee

    I 40 to Gallup NM first night. Here now. I40 to Oklahoma city. Second night. Will Roger's turnpike up to st Louis 3 night. Then a short drive to near Chris
  8. WV64Signet

    Removing push button auto controls.

    The TSM provides instruction There is a detent button on top of the light switch mechanism to release the shaft There is a special tool to remove the locking nut, but you can manage with a couple of small screwdrivers or long needle nose plier Use an Allen wrench to remove the wiper know and...
  9. E

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    Thanks for taking so much time to answer questions. You and PBR are both a blessing to a lot of people. Interaction and information like this is hard to come by.
  10. PRH

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    Is that with the seat at the “std” height, or after you’ve lowered the valve in the chamber .090”?
  11. M

    A body big block back to small block

    Hey all just out of curiosity I've got a 1974 dart sport that has been big block swapped to do so I used the shumacker swap mounts. When using said mounts you have to cut the riverside of the k member to level the engine. I would like to swap back to a small block so what I'm curios of is. Can I...
  12. TrailBeast

    muriatic acid, OK for carb soaking?

    2% is kinda lite, but I’m looking forward to seeing the results you get. 2% for 10 minutes, or 10% for 2 min. :D
  13. E

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    The one data point that I have that I have confirmed several times is this. On the SM head with 50 degree seats, changing the top angle from 39 degrees to 45 degrees ON THE SHORT SIDE ONLY is worth 5-7 cfm because of the anti-reversion. I have only done this test with clay in the chamber due...
  14. TrailBeast

    muriatic acid, OK for carb soaking?

    I use muriatic acid on some things here and there. It wont damage plastic or most rubber when diluted, and it kicks *** for cleaning rust and corrosion. But as you have noticed by now, it is something you have to be very careful with. I sometimes use it for carbs, but diluted and only leave it...
  15. PRH

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    In my limited testing of changing only the valve job from a 45 to a 50, the results were less lower/mid-lift flow, and no gains, or even a slight loss at the higher lifts. Keep in mind these were tests done at the customers request, on a head that had to be usable after the testing was done...
  16. D

    Removing push button auto controls.

    Well looks like I gotta make a wrench to get these things off
  17. Stroked408

    [FOR SALE] Aeromotive 100 micron fuel filter AEI-12349 -6 AN

    For sale is the like new Aeromotive 100 micron filter. I had it connected for a day and had fuel run through it for only a few minutes. I realized later that I needed a 10 micron filter AFTER the fuel pump. The 100 micron filter is a prefilter, before the fuel pump. I had purchased this before I...
  18. dadsbee

    Random pictures thread

  19. E

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    Is that not one of the advantages of 50 deg seats? Less low lift flow but more high lift flow. Maybe the intake duration can be increased a little due to the this? That's not the real reason I started playing with it though. I saw the 50 degree seat as 5 degrees less of a turn on the short...
  20. TrailBeast

    Wiring Harness for a single Terminal Neutral Safety Switch for a 67 Dart A904

    One of the terminals on your starter relay needs to be grounded for the relay to activate. The switch you show (ouch) is just a ground switch. It makes a ground for the solenoid to activate when the trans is in park or neutral. One wire from the switch terminal to the starter relay does it...
  21. M

    [FOR SALE] Autometer Gauges and Tachometer

    Sale pending for all three, but I'll put you next in line.
  22. Car Nut

    Tapper to roller cam conversion

    Here’s another using a solid roller.
  23. A56

    Random pictures thread

    :usflag:
  24. a-bodyguy

    Nicks Garage 383 build

    A smaller cam then 340 in a bigblock Head tilt
  25. PRH

    Enlarging PRP doesn't always help

    For some builds, you have to ask yourself……..do you really want more flow in the areas of the flow curve where the piston is going the wrong way? As a general rule, I’d agree with that.
  26. E

    318 Poly Flow Test

    Just picked up a 318 poly motor and single 318 LA head. I'll try to do a 318A vs 318LA flow test soon. Should be fun.
  27. Tyler Fritz

    Slow Crank, No Start When Warm

    Voltage drop when cold between starter+ and battery+ while cranking was 0.94 and between battery- and starter case was 0.36. I didn't even bother warming it up. Would this be bad connections or wires?
  28. Car Nut

    Tapper to roller cam conversion

    Here is an example that was just posted a week ago. In a 440 with a solid roller.
  29. Mtrhead

    [FOR SALE] 1972 duster interior , seats an panels green

    Yes sir and yes sir they do ..I appreciate it either way thank you for replying back, Will
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