Sorry getting confused with other projects, meant 600cfm. I will definitely do a once over of my float height and mixture screws, should I be checking my accelerator pump too?
It’s a Holley 650 street warrior, I checked my float level about a month ago and was still good but can check again tonight. Has a relatively new fuel filter. I should add that it has also done this when driving around town going under 60 and when i come to a stop just dies out and once again...
Okay thank you, what do you think my next step should be to fix the problem. I have a fresh carb on it. I just find it weird it only does it every 5-10 times I drive it and then is perfectly fine again after starting back up
I have a recently rebuilt sbc 350 wild a mild build, I daily drive it now that the project is done but recently about once a week I will be driving and after about 5 mins or less of driving it will spit and and sputter until it does, almost acts like the timing is insanely off but after I I come...
I would prefer relatively easy swap if possible which seems like this might be a decent bit of work to do, would your recommend not using this axle due to the differences or is it worth a shot considering it’s a good deal and can’t find any truck axles around me?
The truck is not 4 wheel drive and believe the length of the axle is 56” backing plate to backing plate. Not too worried about top speed more about how bad the mileage would be highway driving, but also want a it to be fun to drive around town so understand it’s give and take for that aspect. So...
It is a posi rear end, which is the main reason I would like to swap mine out, I currently have a non posi 3.08 in it now. My main concern was the overall length of the axle?
Might be a stupid question but I have no clue about rear ends. I have found a 1970 8.5” Camaro 10 bolt with 4.11 gears and was wondering if I can make it fit in my 1981 sierra. Thanks
It’s very likely that low vacuum could my my problem when it comes to running rich as I believe everything else is set properly but have no idea how much vacuum. Thank you for the help!