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- 1973 Q code Mach 1
you can look at that intake manifold and complain about the valve covers?
Thats right priorities keeps the project moving fwd ::goodjob::Fired right up and runs great. So excited. Well the brake petal has no force and reservoir is empty so I havetmoved it yet. I'm hoping to work on that today. I have bids too!
Oh and the manifold and valve covers were spray painted silver/chrome by previous owner..not really my top to do list right now. They function and that's all that matters to me right now.
And actually that intake was the original 4 bbl intake off my old 289 car that sat for 20 years. When I upgraded to the aluminum performer intake I traded the cast iron intake for some headers to my brother in law. He decided to paint it to make it look better and well this is what it looks like 5 years later
Assuming you have power brakes make sure the vacuum line isOK well something is fubared up with the brakes.
Thanks for the tip. No my car does not have power brakes. I did get a firmer pedal back after driving it a bit around the house. I'm going to go to each wheel and see which ones are working and whats not. I know the right rear works because it locked up and skid on the gravel a bit when I hit the brake. I work in no A/C 12 hours a day I'm not very motivated when I get home to mess with it until we get out the 100's. Just too damn HOT! I'm at work now and our shop thermometer says 102 inside. Oh well only 7 hours to go!Assuming you have power brakes make sure the vacuum line isOK well something is fubared up with the brakes.
attached to the proper port on the Holley. Sometimes the PCV
port and brake port are different from front to rear.
mike
A drum brake "grab" could indicate a brake fluid leak.Thanks for the tip. No my car does not have power brakes. I did get a firmer pedal back after driving it a bit around the house. I'm going to go to each wheel and see which ones are working and whats not. I know the right rear works because it locked up and skid on the gravel a bit when I hit the brake. I work in no A/C 12 hours a day I'm not very motivated when I get home to mess with it until we get out the 100's. Just too damn HOT! I'm at work now and our shop thermometer says 102 inside. Oh well only 7 hours to go!
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