Planning within the next two weekends.
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Planning within the next two weekends.
We will all be waiting on a video!!! Im sure you are more anxious than we are!
I will insure that something gets posted once I have this thing running for everyone Brian, especially you... Lol
Haha that's what I like to hear!!
I cant read so I just look at pictures or watch video!!
Picked up a couple more pieces today to help insure that this thing is running by next weekend.
Well what did ya get???
Yea what he said !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by draggin50
Details Details !!!
Holding out on us!!! Don't keep us in suspense!!
Lol, I went and got the magnetic pick up cable for the MSD ignition and the carb bracket for the throttle linkage, (2) important factors in being able to start and drive this bad boy.
See ... That wasn't so hard, Now was it ??? LOL
Coming along ... Can't wait to hear it run ...
Lol, No, No it wasn't...
Well, I finished up a couple more things this evening, the car will be ready to start this weekend. Working on getting at least 10-gallons of race fuel, this will be the only thing to prevent me from starting it this weekend.
Does it actually need race gas to start and run? There's not going to be any load on the engine at idle or free reving.
I don't know, I'm just asking.
Not sure about just to start, idle or reving it. It's a 13.5:1 engine and I just do not want to take any chances on hurting something. Way to much money and time into this thing to take a chance.
That's kinda what I was thinking about the fuel also. With no load I think it would be fine, but I agree about not wanting to hurt it also. No reason to chance it.
Screw it go buy some cheap swifty gas and let her rip.
I talked to Rob Kropfeld yesterday and he said that he should have some but I haven't heard from it yet today. If all else fails, without a load on it, it may be Ok to run 93 just for a start up.
Yeah Id say the 93 and maybe even adding some Octane boost would be ok to just start it.
All I believe I need to do know is top off all of the fluids, run my return line from the fuel pump to the fuel cell and then put fuel in it.
Let's fire this thing up...
Kinda hard to work on the car from inside on the computer! Get out there and do work son!