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TCP Rack and Pinion what headers to use??
ClubSport replied to bpstump's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I have installed JBA shorties and they fitted very easily with TCP power rack and z-Bar (original one - the JBA Z Bar did not fit) -
At least upgraded valve springs and screw in studs with adjustable rockers. I have this cam from howards , idle 800-850 rpm , 5800-6000 rpm max
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Hi You cannot use a deep drop base without having issues with the the throttle linkage - I have tried ...it doesn't work without modifying the linkage. I also tried to use 2-3/4 height KN filter in order to gain some height but still not enough clearance with the hood. A 2 " air filter my clear the hood but I think it will be restrictive. I believe it is doable with a shaker hood but some modding of the system will be needed. Otherwise I am very happy with the system - I re-started my car after 14 months and it has just started as if it was fired one day ago, I think it is the best system in term of driveability and it is very easy to tune.
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Hi This is my post from the Edelbrock forum. I cut the hood because I had no scoop at all - Potentially with lowering engine mounts , a dropped filter base and using a thin air filter : the PF4 should even fit with a stock hood. I have chosen to go the scoop because I saw the air intake temperature was very high and with scoop it is equal to the external air temp.
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Installed a big spal on my griffin radiator , to get the clearance I switched to a short water pump and specific pulley from CVF
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Which is best Thermostat and fan switch combo
ClubSport replied to prayers1's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
I use a single 16" SPAL heavy duty with a 180 thermostat and an Autocoolguy NB50 PWM controller : very good combo for my 351W - stable temperature 195/200 degrees even with outside air temp of 90-100 degrees -
Buy an Aeromotive Stealth 2 Gas tank : very happy with - cost a the end is not really higher
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Switched from 3.25 to 3.5 when swapped my 8" to a 9" and the 3.25 was more convenient with my WR Top Loader
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I recommend to mount the ECU inside the cabin to protect it from heat - the PF 4 is also bluetooth controlled so the connection with the tablet/phone is much better. High heat and humidity are ones of the major reason for a ECU to fail
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Hello I have installed a Pro Flo 4 EFI in my 69 : - The ECU is mounted in place of the glove box - The main engine harness is run through the stock engine harness hole that has been enlarged - The O2 sensor harness is running trough the heater hose hole : heater box still in place but not used
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DCC control module - Who knows Brian Baskin ?
ClubSport replied to ClubSport's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
The DCC and AutoCoolGuy modules are acting as PWM regulators : the speed of the fan is variable and the start is soft without big Amp hikes. A relay activated fan is much more simple but I do not want my fan cycling on-off instead of running at the needed speed : less noise and less cooling shock. -
DCC control module - Who knows Brian Baskin ?
ClubSport replied to ClubSport's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Thank you for the link ! Just ordered a NB 50 controller from autocoolguy ! -
DCC control module - Who knows Brian Baskin ?
ClubSport replied to ClubSport's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
Sent a message to paypal and they returned to me saying that I will be refunded . Do not understand this kind of business : a lot of people give very positive reviews on the product but it is impossible to acquire it Derale module has a lot of negative feedback but I really want a PWM controller - the Flex A Lite is not really PWM.... Do someone has a experience with agood reliable controller that can pull 30-35 Amp at fan stratup ? -
Hello I have purchased a DCC FK45 paid via paypal - No news since Dec 12... I have sent an email per week to Brian Baskin but still no answers ? Is his business is over ? Do someone has a contact number as he is not answering emails ? Thank's in advance
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on my 302 SR 69 with a 4 speed it was a 164 teeth Seems that both were used - depends more on the bellhousing installed. Difficult to choose one w/o checking what is installed and what clutch setup is used : I ordered a new FW (OEM) to install with my new Mc Leod clutch and the bolt pattern circle for the pressure plate was no good, had to tap new bolt holes
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if the 2 wheels are off maybe the wrong leafs are fitted
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Maybe the leafs are mounted backwards ?
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I have about 1/2" clearance with the spark wire socket - the dizzy is an Edelbrock unit : kind a MSD with a big cap. The pro flo 4 throttle body is by itself lower 1/2" than an standard holley.
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what can I reuse to stroke from 351W to 393W
ClubSport replied to BigDuke6's topic in 1969-70 Technical Forum
pistons - connecting rods -
The scoop height is little bit low but enough to clear the air cleaner setup - the intake air temp is much lower and equal the temperature of ambient air. BTW where did you find your Boss 9 scoop - I was looking for something like yours and could not find it ;(
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the scoop itself is a generic SLP 10005 purchased from JEGS : bolted and glued https://www.jegs.com/i/SLP/847/10005/10002/-1 The fresh air setup is homemade from a cake pan https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B008ALVP8W?pf_rd_p=b32f5eec-6953-4ab3-9554-11620d7f3806&pf_rd_r=7YV6SYJWBTE6PQZ7ENR3 and a reduced height KN 2.66" fort the bottom plate I used a holley drop base https://www.holley.com/products/fuel_systems/air_cleaners/parts/120-511
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Very look a like but not sure 100%
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Looks like the brace behind the instrument panel
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Done a fresh air using an aluminium cake pan - needed some clearance for the Pro Flo 4 using a victor intake