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Michael C Henry
Wed December 15, 2004 10:20pm Rating: 10
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channel epoxied in
iIepoxied in the unused channel on primary side,it wasn't drilled though but leaked vacume outside the manifold flange perimiter. the vacume nipple is functunal and notice the power valve blow out protection
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Michael C Henry
Wed December 15, 2004 10:22pm Rating: 10
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epoxied carb base plate
I thought i did a good job epoxing in the unused channels that leaked vacume
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Michael C Henry
Wed December 15, 2004 10:26pm Rating: 10
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adjustable secondary
this is a Quick Fuel Technology adjustable vacume secondary housing with a quick change spring cover added notice the needle screw ? it can change the opening rate
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cobrajeff
Wed March 23, 2005 9:26am Rating: 10
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Plastic Valve Covers
Here are two sets of plastic COBRA valve covers I made in the 70's. Thought the clear ones would really be cool. To really get the detail, I would have had to drill small air holes in them to get the vacuum machine to work well - I wasn't willing to do that.
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Terry Brown
Tue February 7, 2006 6:14am Rating: 10
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Weber Intake Vaccuum Lines
Underside of Weber Manifold with Vac lines (Traindriver's setup)
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blueovalfanatic
Sun May 7, 2006 4:00pm
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Mike Simard
Wed May 24, 2006 1:54pm Rating: 10
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MANIFOLD9
Center area, vacuum manifold where the map sensor gets its signal
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Anthony
Tue November 14, 2006 9:54pm Rating: 10
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cobra_0014
427 SO, Aluminum Hi-Riser Heads, original single 4bbl intake with original Holley 780 Vac Sec carb with LeMans bowls
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Anthony
Tue November 14, 2006 9:57pm Rating: 10
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cobra_0023
427 SO, Aluminum Hi-Riser Heads, original single 4bbl intake with original Holley 780 Vac Sec carb with LeMans bowls
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Anthony
Wed April 4, 2007 7:54pm Rating: 10
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Chassis Dyno - Initial Run 427 High Riser
Self built 427 SO, stock stroke, 429 ci., Dove aluminum High Rsier heads, mildly ported, 10.5 : 1 CR, original holley 780 cfm LeMans carb, vacuum secondary, on an original single four BBL Hi-Riser intake. Chassis Dyno is at Performance Engineering, Hamilton, OH.
Initial run with engine as built by me, with jetting as supplied with carburetor.
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Anthony
Wed April 4, 2007 7:55pm Rating: 10
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Chassis Dyno - Last Run 427 High Riser
Self built 427 SO, stock stroke, 429 ci., Dove aluminum High Riser heads, mildly ported, 10.5 : 1 CR, original holley 780 cfm LeMans carb, vacuum secondary, on an original single four BBL , dual plane, Hi-Riser intake. Chassis Dyno is at Performance Engineering, Hamilton, OH.
Carb jets changed, and timing adjusted by Performance Engineering. Picked up 80 ft-lbs torque and 60 hp by chassis dyno tuning.
With a 20% loss, estimated max flywheel torque is about 600, with about 570 flywheel HP at 5900 rpm's and still climbing.
The torque curve is pretty flat.
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Anthony
Wed April 4, 2007 7:57pm
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Chassis Dyno - Last Run 427 Hi-Riser Air-Fuel Ratio
Self built 427 SO, stock stroke, 429 ci., Dove aluminum High Riser heads, mildly ported, 10.5 : 1 CR, original holley 780 cfm LeMans carb, vacuum secondary, on an original single four BBL , dual plane, Hi-Riser intake. Chassis Dyno is at Performance Engineering, Hamilton, OH.
Carb jets changed, and timing adjusted by Performance Engineering. Picked up 80 ft-lbs torque and 60 hp by chassis dyno tuning.
With a 20% loss, estimated max flywheel torque is about 600, with about 570 flywheel HP at 5900 rpm's and still climbing.
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Anthony
Sun May 20, 2007 5:56pm Rating: 10
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460 Ford Tunnel Ram in Jet Boat
Engine as when I bought the boat. 460 , likely standard 460 heads, Weiand tunnel ram. Dual Holley 4 BBls, vacuum secondary. Runs sweet. Headers are water injected which muffles the noise, and keeps the pipes (collectors only) hot to touch, but they won;t burn, unlike the primary pipes which will.
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hi-tech cobra
Sun June 3, 2007 7:27am Rating: 9
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Weber 44 IDF
Weber 44 IDF for a 302. What are the vacuum lines for?
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Randy Rosenberg
Mon July 16, 2007 1:22pm
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Vacuum signal for Weber intakes...
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