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Is it an off idle stumble or a hesitation while crusing when you try to push
down on the throttle?
The symptom could be a misadjusted or bad accelorator pump on the carb,
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My pleasure -
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Mannn I checked that website - what a waste of old iron. It's a
shame that the owners of these cars have no clue what these rusty old gems are
worth.
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The 1850-3 is a 600cfm vac secondary
The 4777-2 is a 650cfm double pumper.
Hope this helps.
Nick
70 Chevelle
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Sure - Is there a web link to see one?
Nick
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Hey Wendell - Check the flywheel weights as well. Make sure they are the
same size and are in the same location.
nick
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Hey
Craig - I'd consider comparing your friends chevelle to others that are out
there. The question I have is who is this deal good for?
Check
out how muchit would cost to replace the hood and interior components,
along with a motor trans(any where from $2000 -7500 depending on the
size,
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Hey Brian - Your Valves seals (if the stock o-ring type) aren't the best
type to use and usually get brittle and fall off. This could be the case you
have now. The guides
Espcially if they are two 8-71 feed 600inch MountainMotors (too
much for my wallet)!!!
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I've had good luck with 5-6LBs of boost and 8.8 - 9:1 compression on big
blocks and small blocks.
Carb jetting, Ignition timing, and grade of gas is extremely critical at
I put the
heads on the engine.
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no problem - Good luck!!
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Hey Brian
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Ditto
Nick
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Speaking of being cooked - I'm having S**T forluck - Just changed
the oil in my wife's car, It looked like fudge swirl Looks like I'm cutting
up her saturn to accept a big block
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Sorry Brian - my mistake - I was actually referring to I.M Shrejk about the
overheat issue --
i.e:
One blew a lower radiator hose and my son didn't shut it off
until
wheel drive trannies to smoke
those front tires off the rims. Oh guess the wife wouldnt think the same of
it as the rest of us would. Just a thought.
Brian Zack
'70 Chevelle Malibu
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PLUG AWAY -
Is a tremec a direct bolt in for a super T-10
..and is 5th 1:1 or over drive???
I've got a 69 Camaro (4.10 rear) - in dire need of a transmission face
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Hey Denny,
If that's the case, See your local GM Dealer and Charge a new 502\502
Enjoy,
;)
Nick
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Hey Dave - Sorry this is
so long -
Ahh, those pesky
Hondas...They get quite annoyed when ya wear em out with 30 year old fat block
technology.
I'm building a 70 as well.
OK, Bolting in a 12 bolt rear is as easy as
unbolting the stocker, and sliding the 12 Bolt in it's place. You may
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Hey Denny,
Don't rule out a 383 sbc.
There's plenty of 500HP 383 combos out there (super Chevy, Car Craft, etc).
I've got a pretty health 383 in a tow vehicle - I've
Thanks
- Got it from a guy who used to race dirt track
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[Chevelle-List] Muncie ?that is a very
Hey
Steve,
I
totally understand. I'm doing the same thing with a 70 Chevelle
(355CID) a 69 Camaro (454CID). Did my 72 Chevy Truck last year
(383).
All
three motors were built on a budget using alot of OEM components, as well as,
high perf ones whereI could squeeze. Each was built with a
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Steve - Kinda on the tail end of this conversation - sorry if it doesnt mesh -
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Have
ya considered one of the mini Weiand blowers (underhood) on a stock \ low
bucksetup?
Nick
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Does anyone know if repro sheetmetal can be found for the entire rear window
area (ya know, top bottom, left, right, etc - dont laugh - the 70 was also
missing the entire
Hey
Cliff - I had a similar setup in my old 72 pickup - 454 wieand blower \
turbo 400 combo - the trans was basic rebuild with nothing special and a BM
trans Kit - never had any issues - just routine fluid filter
changes
If it
was real hardcore you could always consider a trans
Hey
Josh, nice web site! Checked it out last night. Npv
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Bellhousings ?
Thanks
If you
like wiggling your toes (look at Big Daddy), you Gotta go with the Blow proof if
you're running a big block with any sort of testoterone in it. More so if you
have a after market pressure plate. I'm running a 10.5-1 454, Lakewood blow
proof, RAM 11' 6 fingered brass puck clutch
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