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Take a pic. You might be thinking of the IAC. Why do u wanna block it off?

Would you say that it is necessary for you to route the waste gates the way that you did? Do you have any better pics of the 6 into 1 collector. Something like progress pics would be cool. My father has been a welder for around 45 years and I never get tired of looking at some sweet sweet beads....

use crappier tires next time.:biglaugh:

I once had a ct with "natural clipping" or chunks missing from the blade. Still came on just like normal and pulled to 8.5 and settled at 7.5ish. Odd thing it is.

Selamat datang PICS;

If you feel it when coming to a stop, then how can you feel it in the gas pedal? Have you checked the wheel bearings for excessive play? Take a look at the brakes(calipers and pads) and or the write up on breaks here on the...

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Found this tonight, just throwing it out there. http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/1716444706.html

Might check the TB and flange for straightness, or try a different gasket. Strange...

Can we get back to the real question at hand?

I'll try and get some pics of the car soon. This would be a great car for you Ian, its old and slow. Would be hard to die in this one, creepin around town.

Whats the word on this? Could be a manifold gasket.. If you would test for Boost leaks ALL leaks would show up including vacuum leaks. There will be some leaking past the valves, but you sound like you have a good leak in there, should be able to hear it. Not sure why people think that boost...

I'm so very sorry for the mix up. It is a 1972. Guess that's what I get for taking info from a girl who doesn't know much about the car. I actually went and saw the car now. I believe its been retrofitted with late 70's 280 capacitive ignition. All of the wires from the keyed ignition switch...

What do you know about the car/motor? How many miles on the swap (is it a swap)? What transmission do you have? Like any car, even hondas, letting them breath in and out better is usually a good place to start. Depending on the condition of the motor you could go with a slightly bigger single...

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