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    well i hope it shows up

    i hope you like them

    by the way 68 and 98
    nice 30 year difference
    Last edited by bmfcamaro; 07-24-2006 at 04:05 PM.
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    68=
    It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...

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    I remember the black one. Didn't know you were holding out bringing the 68 to town

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    Very Nice!
    Interesting to see the difference between the first gen and fourth gen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken@HPTuners
    I remember the black one. Didn't know you were holding out bringing the 68 to town

    if you want to tune it then i will bring it to you.

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    Wow, that's a very nice '68. Dual carb must be fun to tune.

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    i know absolutely nothing about tuning carbs. let alone duals
    Last edited by bmfcamaro; 07-26-2006 at 02:32 PM.
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    What kind on on there, Holleys probably. I am very good at tuning QuadraJets though.

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    if it were holly's i might have tried because there is so much info out there on those.
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    Are they Carter based (probably)? Hey, EC should be able to tune those.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 12secSS
    What kind on on there, Holleys probably. I am very good at tuning QuadraJets though.

    Q-jet is still my favorite choice for anything that sees street use.

    bmfcamaro just do a search for Carter AVS Fuel Circuits if you want to know how that thing works. I'm sure the Edel unit is damn close out of the box, but there are always minor things you can tweak on the secondary timing.

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    well im over in germany, but when i get back i will check that out and probably send you a couple of emails.
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    Vacuum gauge and a wideband are your best friends here. Not just for tuning idle, but to see when power enrich comes on and how well the transition circuits are working. If I'm not around Rob still knows how to tune carbs...


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    i just have a lc-1 since i didnt need anything more at the time.
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    edels are soo much easier to tune than holleys=) its not so much the tuning bu tgetting the carbs synced up so they dont open at different times.

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    Beautiful! You just can't beat "Pure American Muscle"
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    sweet dude, btw i love the road u live on, u must have sum cool neighbours to talk to with all those lifted trucks around

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    actually i take back what i said, most of them are ford owners :P

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    the only chevy was are old truck. so sad to see it go.
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