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I would only be doing this to cruise at lower rpm’s. Not to save fuel.

Oh yes they do warp.

That bypass trap door was the demise of many oil pumps and broken distributor drive shafts. It would let chunks of valve seals through and jamb the oil pump and then snap the shaft. Car kept running with no oil pressure. Killed many motors.

The one I posted are affectionately known as horse flies. They make several slices with their "scalpels" and then pull the plug out of you.

Thats good to know. I prefer not having that bypass hole. Thanks!

I believe that only OEM ones have it. With today's oils, you don't see the varnish and sludge buildup like yester-years oils so that is likely why Melling omits them.

Zeus enjoys my sons old bed.

Thermoquad bodies don't warp. You have one of 3 issues 1 the front throttle shaft is a vacuum leak, test with carb cleaner 2 the fuel wells need tk be glued with a new glue, I use loctite marine, but there are others that are ethonal, heat and fuel resistant. If those are leaking when you...

I say no!

Happy Belated B-Day WOJO!

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Let me know if these work. Thank you.

I like overdrives for highway cruising to keep up with traffic today. That being said I truly don’t believe anyone will save enough money in gas mileage to get a return on their investment without running many many more miles than most of us run our classics. You have to just value the overdrive...