12-10-2001, 05:09 PM
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Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Georgetown, TX. USA. Little North of,
TX
Cobra Make, Engine: SMC Motorcars 289
Posts: 831
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Being Stranded was not a big deal guys...honestly. You guys were great to hang around in the first place. The wife and I were fine. As for "Round Up" towing. Truck #18 is out of commission and they have a new truck. Just ask for the one that has the "Ride Approach Bed that Splits". It literally breaks in half after hitting the ground flat. Then he pulls the car onto the flat part then angles the flat part to meet the upper angle before pulling the car the rest of the way up. No issues with touching any part of the car whatsoever.
Neil...never had stock pullys on that engine as it was custom built. I could probably look that info up though. A friend of mine gave me some good things to go on for the electrical system. He stated, "If the MSD is not getting proper voltage that would explain the herkey-jerky motion that I was experiencing as the car would have improper detonation". I have either a bad ignition (very common) or a short. The alternator is more than likely bad but, I will remove it and have it tested.
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Dave "Ren Man"
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