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I've ran the ET SS tires for many years, and the last couple years the radial pros 275/60/15. Stock axles and driveshaft factory 318 car. With a built 440 and full manual valve body 4500 stall converter and 4.57 gears. And I do get on it hard. Never had a problem. And the u joints are the small...
Run the afr's at whatever the motor likes weather it be 14.5 or mid 13's. But your plug reading will have the final say as to where the afrs should be for optimum performance.
Same intake on the motor for over 25 years, and now im having problems getting it to seal. I can see where its leaking with the motor running and spraying carb cleaner.
After replacing the metal valley pan, I still have a vacuum leak. I ve never had this problem before, all I would do is put black silicone on the front and rear of the pan. Then bolt it down and put the intake on with nothing around the ports between intake and pan. Any suggestions?
I don't have any plans on selling my coronet I've owned for 35 years so far, but I've had my share of people asking if I want to sell. I now tell people in 50 years it might be for sale.