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Yes Sir.

OUTSTANDING!!!

On the MSD?

I had one and sold it at Carlisle.

You drove it finally? Hows it feel? sorry if i missed the post...

There is a cap you pop off, pretty easy to change I think. I will take a look at the book it came with.

Me too haha

How did you set it?

The way I have always looked at it is there are alot of new sharp edges that have to blend in IE rings etc. I just have always taken it easy at first. After break in that think will scream, prob 6500 to be safe.

Thanks, I appreciate you following the journey!

I agree that is where it is set, I will be taking it easy. I want to enjoy the engine and car for a long time.

Nice old school dual quad intake for low deck big blocks. Blasted ready for paint. All threads good. $300 plus shipping from Grand Rapids MI.

Whoa way to high on a new engine.

Eric you do this for a living what do you think?

Thanks for the ride. Congrats!!!

Just wear that big hemi is starting to breathe...

We set limiter yesterday at 6k:lol:

No RPM I know they made a 3000. for sure. Plugs into the msd and limits the RPM. Once broken it you can raise the limit great idea for a stick car. Just a pic they have a bunch of ranges. 500 miles should be fine. What did Sean recommend?

Thanks not sure about the chip? 2500 miles you mean?

Thanks, I definitely need to feel things out.

Yup great way to break in the rings and bearings. Then do a oil change. I would limit the rpm if you can. The MSD you have take a chip? I would say 2500 is a good break in mark for a big block.

Good morning!!! Actually woke up in a great mood today which is rare for me :) Hope you all have a good one!

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I tend to go 500 miles trying to vary rpm. In town and country driving going thru the gears. Stay away from long highway constant rpm driving.

Manual everything and so much torque, it will take some getting used to. Just means I need to drive it a lot.:thumbsup:

I have used their services on a 67 notchback , they do amazing work!

Nope. I have never owned or driven a car like the Dart before.

Scott ever have a newly rebuilt motor before?

Thanks Eric! Loved all the "waiting" GIF's. Didn't want to respond to the text so early, saw it this morning......................... :thumbsup: I am excited to get out there and get the car off the trailer and cleaned up after sitting in Sean's shop for months.