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nice. People will actually be able to see where you go
nice. People will actually be able to see where you go
That is cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks for the idea, Dozer. I have to rework a pair of nice Guide 682's for my '34 Dodge Bros truck. Keep up the good work. Keep on teaching us.
A lousy drive is better than no drive.
What carb are you running?
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A new edelbrock 1906 right out of the box
Nice to see it moving under its own power, Glen.
Hard to believe a 600 cfm carb is jetted too rich for your engine. Could be needle and seat leakage, float too high or not enough to vacuum to hold the metering rods down.
You'll figure it out.
good luck trouble shooting Glen. But the first drive is in the pocket [cl
Gotta love the sound of those big big Mopars
Over the years, I've seen lots of guys, not see the 98% win and focus on the 2% loss and let that ruin everything. Now I have to teach two guys, 'you and me' to count the 98% as a win. Congratulations!!!
I can't remember whether you put a wilder cam in there or not, but what if your vacuum is low, too low to hold your metering rods to the lean end or if Edelbroc carbs have a power valve, low vacuum may be letting it open a way too much.
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You will hash it out.
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That thing would look good even if you had to push it back.
I've used edelbrock carbs on every thing I've built including the 440 in my dually rat. I would almost bet my last dollar that you've got too much fuel pressure feeding your carb. Cut the pressure down to 6 or 7 psi and you will probably be doing donuts and smiling after the storm. I'm running 5 1/2 on the 5.9 Magnum in my brides Willys.
Don't weaken brother, you're getting close on a killer ride.
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