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Currently in the process of installing fuel rails and a catch can on my Camaro. I got the wrong size AN fittings for the cross-over hose on rails, so I’m waiting for those to arrive in the mail. Other than that, the installation process is super close to completion.
At the moment, software for my carburetor project. I took an old hated feedback carburetor and made it work. Made it work right! Got 10 percent mileage increase and altitude independent mixture.
Car is a 1960 Rambler American. In top notch shape. There’s a bit of play in the steering, parts are only 2 yrs old nothing wrong, but gotta lift it up and diagnose.
The downside of old cars is constant maintenance. The upside is it’s easy.
That’s awesome man. Yeah, there’s definitely a sense of pride keeping old stuff alive.
I always admire a well kept older car. Doesn’t matter if it’s a econobox from the 80s or whatever. I just enjoy it…probably more than seeing a hypercar. Yeah, they are cool and are an amazing feat of modern engineering, but the only thing required to attain it is money. The guy driving a pristine Honda accord from 1985 put in the work to have that!
1969 F250. Rebuilt 390fe with upgraded cam, intake manifold, edlebrock 750, then replaced the fuel tank and upgraded to EFI. Rebuilt trans., new radiator. Plan to move the floor shift back to the column and add a/c. Also have some headers to put in and hope to be able to add the 2nd gas tank. Plan to make it my hauler.
1961 Lincoln continental sedan. Rebuilt 430 MEL and trans. New interior. Lowered. Upgraded to EFI. Plan to upgrade the starter, raise it back to stock ride height, and redo vacuum and electrical. Also needs new front windows and a thumping stereo system.
2008 bmw k1200r. Just needs fluids and a battery and a trailer to get it down the 3 mile dirt/gravel road to some tarmac.
Trying to diagnose a running problem with my 2003 MR2 Spyder.
Just keeping my shitbox alive lol. It’s a constant project!
Erm, what is yr shitbox?!
2008 Mazda6, got it for $2000 with 150k miles, swapped the engine out in my driveway last year after it spun a bearing at 155k which fixed most the issues
