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I clearly remember the first time my childhood cat was exposed to snow.
20 pound orange tabby.
Shot straight up about 3 feet, convulsed a bit, landed and then slowly backed out of it.
After that, he liked it.
A neighbor has a big cube oldsmobile. He used to run a 250gph pump. This pump was a maintenance issue and finally failed. He ended buying a new tank with a modetn submerged pump. He already had a regulator installed that seems to be capatable. New pump is 90gph and uses a rather generous return...
I used a truck shifter with 71-74 B body "bench/buddy seat" mount and rods.
It worked fine.
I think @RR Fan Dan has buckets/console, which would use different mount/rods.
Real race cars have 4.88 gears, that 1-2 shift comes up real quick.
Overheated clutches wouldn't be good.
Back in the day some tracks have a sloped starting line and some stick shift cars would roll at. the line and go red
Agree. It's likely not rubbing the spring. My slicks are within 3/8" to the spring, and don't rub. But my car doesn't handle for ship, so it's not likely to rub on the inner fender either.
Timing is impacted by a few characteristics, such as compression ratio - static and dynamic, arguably - chamber design, piston design, and cam specs, such as duration, LSA, and especially overlap. Nevertheless, most engines will have 12-15 initial timing. It all come down to what total timing...