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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Posts: 1,765
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Re: 1949 Chevy 3600 into a daily driver
Quick test drive tonight on some back roads. Truck rides great at a lower ride height. No bumpsteer which was a concern with this cross member.
Still chasing some issues. Intermittent loss of fuel pressure. Truck died at a stop sign. Started right back up.......went through the intersection and pulled over. Popped the hood and noticed the clear fuel filter is only 1/2 full and the pressure gauge reads zero. This has happened before. Not sure if my Mec pump is going or I am getting some obstruction in the bottom of the tank. Motor does not run as good I had hoped. Sounds mean idling, but really lacks some get up and go. Not sure if it is timing or??? I keep thinking back to the fact that I changed out the original timing cover with built in timing tab, for a new style with a bolt on timing tab. Wonder if I am actually timing at TDC. Only complaint about the chassis and crossmember is the turning radius is a joke. Toe is set, as well as 2.5 degrees of caster. Goes down the road straight and does not pull.
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