Johnny O
Jul 30th, 05, 7:49 PM
And it runs great. Seems to run at about 190 degrees or so, but I didnt take it too far yet. I went to get gas about 4 miles away, and there must have been a show somewhere, cause I saw 2 Chevelles, a 68 and a 70, a 67 Camaro and an old rat rod of some sort. Not together, they were all in different places. They all waved as they went by, it felt good to be driving the Chevelle again.
No leaks of any type, it runs good at all speeds, but the idle still needs a little tweaking. I wants to stall when I come to a stop, but doesnt...but it still makes me nervous, I want to keep a foot on the gas just in case. If I turn the idle screw up a little, it idles too fast. I'll work on it, that's no big deal. I have about 10" vacuum at 950 rpms. Timing is about 14 initial, 40 total and all in by 2800 or so.
Combo on this one is:
Mark IV block, 4 bolt. Stud kit on mains. Scat 1/4" stroker crank. Scat 4340 I beam rods, 6.385. SRP forged pistons, flat top. Floating pins. GM rect. port heads, 3964291, 2.19/1.88, bowl blended but no other port work. Heads were milled to 100cc chambers. Team G intake. Holley 750 VS carb. Howards Cam, custom grind solid roller, 250/256 @ .050, .655/.663 lift, 108 LSA. Crane lifters. Block was bored .100, decked and pistons are .005 in the hole. Used .038 head gasket for .043 quench. 3000 stall converter, TH400, and 3.73 gears. I also went with a 4" cowl hood, and got rid of the scoop. I have to update my pic on here.
How many miles should I put on easy before I drop the hammer on this puppy!!! I wanna see what it will do. :D :D John
No leaks of any type, it runs good at all speeds, but the idle still needs a little tweaking. I wants to stall when I come to a stop, but doesnt...but it still makes me nervous, I want to keep a foot on the gas just in case. If I turn the idle screw up a little, it idles too fast. I'll work on it, that's no big deal. I have about 10" vacuum at 950 rpms. Timing is about 14 initial, 40 total and all in by 2800 or so.
Combo on this one is:
Mark IV block, 4 bolt. Stud kit on mains. Scat 1/4" stroker crank. Scat 4340 I beam rods, 6.385. SRP forged pistons, flat top. Floating pins. GM rect. port heads, 3964291, 2.19/1.88, bowl blended but no other port work. Heads were milled to 100cc chambers. Team G intake. Holley 750 VS carb. Howards Cam, custom grind solid roller, 250/256 @ .050, .655/.663 lift, 108 LSA. Crane lifters. Block was bored .100, decked and pistons are .005 in the hole. Used .038 head gasket for .043 quench. 3000 stall converter, TH400, and 3.73 gears. I also went with a 4" cowl hood, and got rid of the scoop. I have to update my pic on here.
How many miles should I put on easy before I drop the hammer on this puppy!!! I wanna see what it will do. :D :D John