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If the carb sync is still available I am interested in it thanks Dennis -
The interior rear trim panels in black. Like below, just different color IMG_6594.HEIC -
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Thanks
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Any pictures of the tools you used? Thanks
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Rear side panels in black if it has the same chrome strip the earlier models have. Thanks
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Two weeks!?!? My engine won’t be done till September. Not a problem. Thanks for letting me know
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Thanks all, appreciate the input. Dennis
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what is the most surprising essential item in your tool box?
Pdxguy replied to WRKO's topic in BMW 2002 and other '02
Pardon my ignorance, what is it? -
@e30loveLove the blacked out exterior trim line. How did you do it? Actually, the whole car looks great!
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Which style of the kooglewerks? (long, medium, short or slim), and high mount I am guessing? Great look
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What are the applications for three vs four port regulators?
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What size return line do you use? Bigger than the feeder line or same size? Thanks, Dennis
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Sprechen Sie Deutsch Herr Layton? (I don't, but mit is one of about 12 german words I learned when I lived there)
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I read the book once, may need refresher.
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Based on multiple threads here the Carter P4070 electric fuel pump is being used successfully by lots of folks with dual Weber 40s. Question about the pressure. Looks like ideal pressure is 3-3.5psi for the Weber 40 dual carb set up. If I am understanding things correctly, the Carter 4070 produces 4-8 psi; above the recommended pressure. Am I mistaken? Found this Carter marine unit, specified as 4psi, rather than the 4-8psi. Would this be a better choice? Any downsides to a marine unit vs auto specific? https://www.summitracing.com/parts/crt-p4389 I plan on using a pressure regulator which decreases the pressure, meaning the flow velocity increases, ie higher volume per unit time. Not completely understanding carb needle/jet functioning, is the PSI (pressure) or GPH (flow velocity/volume) the problem when too high? Last question, is the recommended psi based on what is delivered at a certain RPM, or from idle to full throttle? I see a carburetor for idiots book in my future. Thanks, Dennis
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Thanks for the input. Has Sanden unit, so that is good to go.
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Looking at buying the NOS Clardy in the classified section. I believe it can run R12 or R134a as long as newer fittings and appropriate lubricant is used. True? Thanks Dennis
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Do you have black rear panels, handles or rear ash tray? Thanks Dennis
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Fact
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Shiny increases horsepower by 7.28%. Fact
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Interested in two sets, I pm'd you. Thanks, Dennis
