Phenolic spacer (with PICS)
#12
RE: Phenolic spacer
my77stang,thanks for the heads up on longer studs, I would have missed that. I guess I will also need gaskets for the spacer as well.
Soaring, thanks for the phone number, I will give them a call once I get the model # off my carb.
appeciate the help.
Soaring, thanks for the phone number, I will give them a call once I get the model # off my carb.
appeciate the help.
#13
RE: Phenolic spacer
Just got off the phone with Edelbrock, they advised the 8710 or 8711 will work.
8710- large opening = increase high rpm's
8711-4 small openings = increase low rpm's
both come with needed studs and gaskets, thanks again.
8710- large opening = increase high rpm's
8711-4 small openings = increase low rpm's
both come with needed studs and gaskets, thanks again.
#16
RE: Phenolic spacer
Spacer should get here by Tuesday, one more question before that.
The throttle linkage (??) from the carb to the arm is currently sitting in a pretty level position. By adding a 1" spacer under the carb is there any issue/concern with the linkage being on a 1" slant??
The throttle linkage (??) from the carb to the arm is currently sitting in a pretty level position. By adding a 1" spacer under the carb is there any issue/concern with the linkage being on a 1" slant??
#17
RE: Phenolic spacer
Well i got the spacer on put even the simple projects give me headaches. The carb studs were locked on pretty good, but after a night of soaking with WD40 and Pen. oil they came out. The throttle rod was the next headache. I needed to unsrcew the adjustment **** (also locked on) because it was causing the accelerator to stick, well I was not as patient with the rod as I was with the studs and boke it.
So, beutiful day in MD and the car is in the garage until the part comes in....[:@]