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J - sorry the box has been sold. Didn't think it would go this fast!
The beast weighs 36 lb, so shipping all the way across country would have been expensive.
Hope you have good luck finding one closer to your location.
Up for sale is a Stage 2 Firm Feel PS box for B body applications. This box has maybe 100 miles on it and works perfectly.
I decided to go the Borgeson route shortly after running the Firm Feel box, but the Firm Feel box is a big improvement over stock.
Comes with high & low pressure hoses...
Hope this helps - I had a similar problem with my stock '68 tank. This tank has two vent lines, which are routed per the factory setup. I found that the car would stink up my garage after filling up, especially on a hot day. One particularly hot day I noticed fuel puddling under the rear...
I did some searching and found a vented/locking cap that fits perfectly. So far the issue seems greatly reduced. I am sure some vapors will still escape, but we'll see once I take a cruise in this warm weather.
Prior to this there was enough pressure building in the tank to force gas all the...
I found the problem, and a way to reduce the stink. Turns out that when the tank is full, and it's a warm day, pressure in the tank builds because the tank vent tube inside the tank is submerged in fuel. So pressure is forcing fuel out through the vent tube and into the frame rail. When I...
Hello,
I have a stock '68 fuel tank that is giving off fuel vapors when parked. This only happens after I refill the tank. I have a mechanical fuel pump with a return style regulator after the carbs get fed. This return line goes back to the tank. The other vent line on the fuel sender...
Wow some great ideas - thanks guys. Got a couple questions on your replies:
DVW - can you elaborate on where the cut down cable fits in your scheme? Did it run from the shifter to the top end of the bell crank (inside passenger compartment)? If so, then you would retain the entire stock...
Hello all,
I am installing one of these in my '68 inside a factory console. I've done some research to plan this out, and my one concern is the shift cable. I've heard of folks having problems with the cable melting - primarily due to radiated heat from headers. And yes, I am running a set...
On a related note - I installed a bypass style fuel pressure regulator and it made a big difference in driveability. I use a mechanical pump with plenty of output volume and the regulator bypasses the extra back to the tank. Keeps the fuel a lot cooler and performance is more consistent over...
I agree this is something that may not warrant my attention.
For a square bore Holley carburetor, a general starting point for jetting (secondary versus primary) assumes the airflow rate through the secondary and primary barrels to be the same at WOT. Roughly speaking, then, you would want the...
Hello,
Running a six pack setup, I am a little uncertain on how to compute/estimate my PVCR size. I am familiar with the formula that adds the area of the primary jet to the area of the PVCR to arrive at the suggested area of the secondary jet.
The fly in the ointment here is that I am not...
Hello all,
I've been slowly refining the tune on my six pack setup on a 493 stroker big block.
My question has to do with secondary metering plates. I came across a pair of secondary metering plates that accept screw-in jets, but they don't fit properly. They tend to interfere with the...
Wow that looks great. If you remove the console to replace carpet I would appreciate some photos.
What did you have to do to the factory shifter bracketry? Thanks!