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This first one is the raucous party called Hot Rod Rock and Rumble. He's easing it around the oval but when I rode with him in 2025 he was going so fast it scared the beans out of me. The Challenger has a 408 Stroker. It has bigger rear wheels and tires now. Plus the R/T stripe. The burnouts...

Thanks ^^^ there's no respect anymore. I do the three piece and tie for any funeral, I don't care if they were my Sister or someone I never met. Weddings have become similar, with people showing up in shorts and T shirts. Just stay the f home if that's your best...

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I agree with @Kern Dog Fluid under pressure gets hot. Two ways to cool it. 1. cooler 2. Additional fluid.

On some of those old ThermoQuads, the phenolic (plastic) carb body can warp due to engine heat over the years. When this happens, there can be vacuum leaks, and the mixture screws will have no effect. To check this, take your carb apart again and rub the top surface of the body on 320 grit...

I use blue loctite because that red is a real bugger to remove!

For flywheel side, I decided to go with these from Megaparts as I liked the look (closer to OEM IMO).

Flexplate to converter I was planning on using the original OEM bolts with Blue Loctite. I believe that's what I saw for recommendations.

Went to a funeral! I wasn't that close to the person who passed (neighbor) but it was important to the surviving neighbors so I went. It reminded me of a recent thread here, but I'm not sure which, where the discussion of funeral attire came up. I seriously over thought it on my end, many people...

And don't forget.... there's no incentive for the car companies to build a "cheaper" anything!

The instructions from Hydratech made no mention of additional fluid requirements or a cooler.

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The reason you'll never see that truck is the EPA. If the illustration in #1 is correct, the reason THAT Toyota is coming is because of the giant fender flares, to cover the artificially wide track. Without those flares and wide wheels, that truck could never get the mandated fuel economy...

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$15 bucks plus shipping. Thanks jim

I built this out of 80’s Toyota truck running gear, tough stuff it has been in some pretty rugged country

Tanks says for carb applications, put a regulator in. Feeding a Carbureted Engine with an EFI Fuel Pump

How much does it weigh? Does it have a battery pack that uses the starter motor for EV boost power? Does it have cameras to watch where my eyes are looking, microphones to listen to everything I say, alcohol sensors? Can I get it without the stupid back up cameras and all that BS? I like it...

Nice. As I'm not familiar with those, thought they may be like the chrome Moroso units I had on my 340 Duster. Zip for baffles.