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Re: Installing a quadrajet on new engine questions
Im not sure, looks like it is the same as this one at jegs. The pic in the listing shows it on the carb which helps me to kinda see whether it would do the trick or not. Thanks for the suggestion.
https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/1573...hoCTjYQAvD_BwE Quote:
I appreciate the suggestion steevee, I checked around and no local shops have a set up that they can do the test for me on an engine. The one thing I have heard on the cam on my L31 is that its a roller vs flat tappet and kinder on the break in risk. I definitely though want things to go smooth but I may have to take my chances on the quad I got. Thanks for the tip on the choke movement too. Here is a pic on the jegs bracket i mentioned. I may go with what I have to get things going but Id rather have a nicer bracket soon. |
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Re: Installing a quadrajet on new engine questions
I took out the fuel filter and removed that scrap of fuel line and thought to clean up the fitting but wasnt sure if that inner layer is supposed to be there or not. Looks like build up to me.
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Re: Installing a quadrajet on new engine questions
The fitting on the fuel line that came today seems to fit.
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