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Assembly line workers would see it, to be sure that the heavy duty extras that went into a hemi car weren't overlooked.

While tubing is measured on the outside, pipe is measured on the inside diameter so 1/8" looks a lot larger.

I don't have a shroud on my 1970 road runner, simply because when I bought it in 1977 it didn't have one. Never a heating problem, even on trips through hot summer prairies. I used the same 383 rad when I dropped in the 440 and it still ran the same temperature, namely whatever degree...

More info from Bob's post site: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/materials-science/surface-hardening "Does having a cam hardened... I think it's called nitriding... Solve the problem for flat tablet camshafts?" But for the original question, cams should be hardened as part of the...

I used the 11" flywheel (from a 1969 383) on my 1970 440, but I had the 1969 bell-housing to go with it.

Looks pretty good! Too bad that recent paint job didn't include the bumper though.

Hi, and WELCOME!

Yep, that's the year I took that picture. It was in Chilliwack, B.C.

My room in 1976.

I must have missed the thread where you showed your calculations based on measurements.

That's a lot of wordage that doesn't answer the question. Do those equations show that the AVS2 is better or not? For Bernoulli's principle to apply, the flow must be steady. Unless the plenum is extremely large, the signal to the carb is not steady but rather a series of pulses. Do you know...

The redesigned annular boosters on the AVS2 are quite responsive, and tuning is super easy. You can change the metering rods and springs without taking the top of the carb off or losing a drop of fuel. Just get the calibration kit and you have everything you need; a box with various...

Banana split?

De Havilland DH86