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Topic: Gas Pedal |
Jack
Replies: 5
Views: 267
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-14-08 02:19 Subject: Re: Gas Pedal |
| Damn, Dan, that buying three is good advice. |
Topic: my interior gives me a headache... |
Jack
Replies: 16
Views: 592
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-13-08 04:43 Subject: Re: my interior gives me a headache... |
| I think the two tone door panels look great. Not crazy about the two tone seats, but getting those re-done is big money. I'm with CD. Do the floor mats. Enjoy the rest. It looks great. |
Topic: Gas Pedal |
Jack
Replies: 5
Views: 267
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-13-08 04:38 Subject: Gas Pedal |
| I have only a few thousand miles on a new gas pedal with the new plastic bushing, with the plastic tape to reduce friction. The pedal has become notchie. Not smooth at all. I looked it over this eveni ... |
Topic: Hey CD - DGAV installation question |
Jack
Replies: 7
Views: 195
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-11-08 04:46 Subject: Re: Hey CD - DGAV installation question |
| I fed directly from the fuel pump to the 32/36. Did that part worked with the original Solex. |
Topic: best place to buy? |
Jack
Replies: 6
Views: 377
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-11-08 08:23 Subject: Re: best place to buy? |
| I used the Painless Perfomenace wire which I sourced from Summit Racing. It is excellent quality and it is not "cheap". |
Topic: Far be it for me to poke fun at someone's Engrish |
Jack
Replies: 4
Views: 451
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Forum: Cars Posted: 7-6-08 11:24 Subject: Re: Far be it for me to poke fun at someone's Engrish |
| Harv, How are you doing with the Bo? |
Topic: Hey, CD... |
Jack
Replies: 7
Views: 287
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-6-08 04:02 Subject: Re: Hey, CD... |
| By eliminating a coarse, non-controlled fuel source it cleans up the fuel delivery and gives me more confidence in the jets I have installed. I'm not sure I'm done with jetting, but now I will be bett ... |
Topic: Hey, CD... |
Jack
Replies: 7
Views: 287
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-5-08 04:25 Subject: Hey, CD... |
| Well, I pulled the top of the 32/36 and epoxied the brass orifice. Amazing how something so small can have such a positive impact on the drive. Thanks, again! |
Topic: Do you read/have you read Elmore Leonard's work? . . . |
Jack
Replies: 7
Views: 215
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Forum: Off-Topic Posted: 7-3-08 05:00 Subject: Re: Do you read/have you read Elmore Leonard's work? . . . |
| With a prolific author, those who haven't read any EL could use some hints as to which his best were. Got a list? |
Topic: K&N filter assembly for weber 32/36 down draft |
Jack
Replies: 3
Views: 161
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 7-2-08 11:18 Subject: Re: K&N filter assembly for weber 32/36 down draft |
| Just measured my 32'36 K&N. Oval shaped 6X8x1.75 tall. I think the taller fitlers are for the 38/38. |
Topic: What are you reading? |
Jack
Replies: 21
Views: 586
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Forum: Off-Topic Posted: 7-1-08 05:26 Subject: What are you reading? |
| I generally read histories and biographies, but on a whim picked up Norman Mailers, "The Naked and The Dead". It is outstanding. I suspect I'll have to read a lot of his books. |
Topic: I was minding my own business until... |
Jack
Replies: 11
Views: 423
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Forum: Off-Topic Posted: 7-1-08 05:24 Subject: Re: I was minding my own business until... |
| Since the kids have grown up and moved away we have made probably 3 attempts to get rid of the "accumulation". We are getting to the point where we can see walls and floor. I suspect that if we have 3 ... |
Topic: 32/36 emulsion tubes |
Jack
Replies: 4
Views: 225
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-30-08 02:36 Subject: Re: 32/36 emulsion tubes |
| Aw, damn it CD! You force me to admit my astounding level of ineptitude. I've been real unhappy with both mileage and response with my car. I'm running your jetting prescription. I decided to get to t ... |
Topic: BavAuto Last call-Bilsteins |
Jack
Replies: 13
Views: 468
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-30-08 02:19 Subject: Re: BavAuto Last call-Bilsteins |
| I've got the HD's with poly, srings and sway bars. Solid, great ride and feel. |
Topic: 32/36 emulsion tubes |
Jack
Replies: 4
Views: 225
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-30-08 04:43 Subject: 32/36 emulsion tubes |
| I'm running a F50 primary and F6 secondary emulsion tubes along with CD's jetting recommendations. I'm getting some bogging coming off idle onto the mains. It idles and runs pretty smoothly, just need ... |
Topic: Cross-country San Francisco to VA, first four days a blast |
Jack
Replies: 4
Views: 299
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-30-08 03:39 Subject: Re: Cross-country San Francisco to VA, first four days a blast |
| Nothing like a road trip! They put things into perspective. Very happy it is going well! |
Topic: Odd problem with new upper strut bearings... |
Jack
Replies: 7
Views: 350
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-29-08 04:51 Subject: Re: Odd problem with new upper strut bearings... |
| Try putting the caps in hot water for a bit and see if they will confrom. I was able to get mine on, but it was a chore. |
Topic: Girlfriend won't give my O2 shirt back |
Jack
Replies: 42
Views: 1575
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-26-08 04:31 Subject: Re: Girlfriend won't give my O2 shirt back |
| First of all. Sleep naked and this doesn't happen. There is plenty of time for night shirts and flannel after you are hitched. |
Topic: Cross-country trip....almost read to get underway! |
Jack
Replies: 16
Views: 407
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-22-08 02:58 Subject: Re: Cross-country trip....almost read to get underway! |
| And water...enough for the car and the travel team. I'd get a real early jump on 50. The heat can build across that area real quickly and you do have passes to cross. This months Roundel has a write-u ... |
Topic: I'm having troubles with engine selection |
Jack
Replies: 24
Views: 627
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-22-08 02:44 Subject: Re: I'm having troubles with engine selection |
| Check out www.m42club.com Also, I think Metric Mechanic has a lot of info on the M42. What did you put into your last '02? I'll be interested in your comparisons. |
Topic: My car is starting to look like a car again. |
Jack
Replies: 2
Views: 294
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-21-08 09:57 Subject: My car is starting to look like a car again. |
| A bunch of new photos of the turbos resto at www.sports-car-restoration.com |
Topic: Opinions/tips regarding Aardvarc door panel kits PLZ? |
Jack
Replies: 8
Views: 369
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-20-08 02:25 Subject: Re: Opinions/tips regarding Aardvarc door panel kits PLZ? |
| As well as the staples, I used some double sided carpet tape to do the initial placement and hold for the staples to work. The problem I had with my door panels replacement was the length of the plast ... |
Topic: Ceramic Coatings |
Jack
Replies: 3
Views: 271
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-18-08 05:53 Subject: Ceramic Coatings |
| This is just a point of info for those interested in getting manifolds done. When the turbos motor wa rebuilt I had the exhaust manifold ceramic coated. I was quite surprised that the coating deterior ... |
Topic: How hard is it to rebuild a seatbelt? |
Jack
Replies: 11
Views: 368
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-18-08 04:36 Subject: Re: How hard is it to rebuild a seatbelt? |
| Harder than it is to build about $150! |
Topic: Bad Gas? |
Jack
Replies: 3
Views: 218
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-17-08 03:02 Subject: Bad Gas? |
| No not that kind...although.. I put about 800 miles on the 72 last week with trips to Maine and CT and it ran fine. Still some carb adjusting to do but it was a pleasure to have it on the hwy. On my w ... |
Topic: do replacement floorpans have the mount for the pedal box?? |
Jack
Replies: 3
Views: 176
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-16-08 03:39 Subject: Re: do replacement floorpans have the mount for the pedal box?? |
| Replacement pans only go up the firewall a couple inches. You then fabricate from there. That is not to bad a job really as you are working with heavier metal on the pedal box flange. |
Topic: wide band 02 sensor ? |
Jack
Replies: 15
Views: 327
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-16-08 03:31 Subject: Re: wide band 02 sensor ? |
| I have the AEM UEGO gauge in the turbo. The comment of limited use without efi is correct but it does help with initial tuning. In fact once the turbo is rolling again, I'm going to put it in the 72, ... |
Topic: what's the general gas mileage suppose to be on a 2002? |
Jack
Replies: 22
Views: 982
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-14-08 02:48 Subject: Re: what's the general gas mileage suppose to be on a 2002? |
| I have a 1 yr old 32/36 and I went with CD's prescription on jetting. That gives me a 60 idle and 140 main. In setting lean best idle/mixture/speed according to Pat Braden's Weber Carbs and the Weber ... |
Topic: San Francisco to Northern Virginia - the tentative road plan |
Jack
Replies: 11
Views: 435
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-13-08 03:18 Subject: Re: San Francisco to Northern Virginia - the revised road plan |
| Nebraska is a BIG state. You can make Grand Island and have had a good day through the Sand Hills. Grand Isle to Cedar Rapids is another day and rt 30 takes you all the way. Mike has an nice parts kit ... |
Topic: San Francisco to Northern Virginia - the tentative road plan |
Jack
Replies: 11
Views: 435
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Forum: General Discussion Posted: 6-13-08 04:42 Subject: Re: San Francisco to Northern Virginia - the tentative road |
| Damn, this is fun! Thanks! From E CO, I'd start stepping north. It is summer. I'd take 85N out of the Ft Collins area up to Torrington. 26 to Scottsbluff and try to get up to Alliance. The Sand Hills ... |
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