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Shane, I have to wonder, how many spectators have been injured at those events? To go until the tires pop will send shrapnel everywhere. I have personally seen someone hit by a chunk of tire and it wasn’t pretty. Competitions I have been in, spectators are kept well away from any possible...- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Down Under Cars
American....impressive, yes. But still boring to watch. European.....putting other lives in jeopardy because of their stupidity. Iraqi...skill level above average. Not enough sound or smoke. IMO, nothing beat the Aussies.- CoggedBelt75
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Down Under Cars
How about a vid instead. Feel free to throw your favs out here as well.- CoggedBelt75
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Down Under Cars
For those that have never seen them in action, here’s one of many out there. They have to have bottomless wallets to do this. The spectators have to have a big set of kahunas to be there also. Of course the object is blowing and fire.- CoggedBelt75
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Down Under Cars
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I have been following the car culture in Australia for some time now. They have some pretty wild and creative stuff on the streets and the tracks. The one thing they seem to have a passion for....burnouts. Not the kind here where all we do is lock the front brakes (or chock the front tires) and...- CoggedBelt75
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Time for a new radiator
As several has stated, I would go with rodding it out and hot tanked. These old things have kept the stock engine cool for decades. Mine is far from stock and I run the factory radiator, rodded out and hot tanked of course. My not stock intake creates a lot of heat and it cools just fine @ 190...- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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new user, old lurker though
How about taking a few pictures and show us what you have to work with.- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Introduction
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Fuel Lines
A split second after asking my friend Google, here’s what you seek. https://www.jegs.com/i/Edelbrock/350/8132/10002/-1 Just out of curiosity, why do you think you need to dual feed it. Lots of people who “thought” they would gain from doing this claim it didn’t do anything from a performance...- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Carb Fuel Systems
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Does this look original?
I’ve wondered the same thing. Looks much worse in pics because of the angle I took them. But still noticeable. I’ve just learned to live with it I guess.- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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Under hood heat
I ran the ultimate vent for 2 years...no hood. Took that long to decide to cut the hood for the bug catcher. Blower and injection was new so hated to cover everything up. Drove her daily, even in the rain. Water was never an issue. If anything, it will let you know if you have bad plug wires:)...- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Holley Issues Continue......
Was this the same mechanic that said earlier everything was set fine? He couldn’t find a “metered” port as he calls it but now finds one? I’ve only owned one q-jet in my lifetime, but for the life of me can’t recall metering rods being wired or plugged into anything. You had to go inside to make...- CoggedBelt75
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Holley Issues Continue......
For future reference, where is the advance plugged into now?- CoggedBelt75
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Holley Issues Continue......
Rating what Eddie said about the weights moving freely gave me an afterthought. When I went to carbs in February 2018 I went ahead and got a new MSD Pro Billet distributor. No vacuum advance. Come spring time driving characteristics seemed to change somewhat. To make a long story short, popped...- CoggedBelt75
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Holley Issues Continue......
Them port caps they make are cheap junk. Mainly the rubber ones. They appear fine just looking at them. But pull one off and usually there will be a crack. Found 2 on mine that failed within a short amount of time. The plastic type caps seem to hold up better.- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Holley Issues Continue......
But again, when you spray around the carb and the idle is affected, there is definitely a leak somewhere. Even reusing the base plate gaskets can cause a leak. Especially if they are turned differently than they were when taken off. The impressions on the bottom of the plate won’t match up with...- CoggedBelt75
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Holley Issues Continue......
Thought I would pick this apart a bit. Even tho people are quick to blame the carb, no matter what the brand, more often than not, it is other issues. The main culprit is usually with the timing. Of course we know this is a used carb that apparently set for awhile with fuel left in it and most...- CoggedBelt75
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Hotter outdoors temps cause her to buck and cut out.
Was but not now. Twin carbs.- CoggedBelt75
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Somernites Cruise
Not crazy about the doors or tail gate, but I won’t hold that against it.- CoggedBelt75
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