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See you want to use the low profile Mancini air cleaner assy. I'm going to say that you wont be able to use the stock kickdown linkage. It will hit the drop base of that air cleaner. Then I would go with a Bouchillon cable kit.
https://www.bouchillonperformance.com/inc/sdetail/589
I've looked into one of these. Finally just bit the bullet and pulled the sender out of the tank and bent the float arm until I had a good empty reading.
My sender reads full and empty fine but in between is a guess. First half of tank goes real fast, last half no so much...
Great article! Everything is so clean and neat.
Surprised to see that the headers needed clearance for the spark plugs. Any more pics of the shifter linkage?
Torker II is about 1/2" shorter than a RPM. I have a '66 Charger w/440 and RPM. Switched from a T2, it took some creative modifications to the kickdown and throttle cable brackets but it works with a drop base air cleaner and 3" filter.
Innovate Motorsports has some good ones. You could just get the gauge and temporarily wire it up to do your tuning then remove it.
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/inn-3918/overview/
How low is the voltage at idle? This setup wont have timing control. Planing on running a Rev-N-nator ignition box and Firecore dist. Will the low voltage create problems with the ignition?
HT
Did you upgrade the charging system on your car? We are working on a '70 Charger for a customer. We are going with a Sniper, Tanks Inc and their fuel pump.
wondering if the stock alternator is up to the task with the pump. No electrical fans. Just the pump.
HT413
I know you're using the Fitech intank pump. How is the rest of the system plumbed? If I remember correctly, the Fitech pump has a built in regulator. So all you have to do is run a supply to the throttle body. No return back to the tank because the regulator is on the pump. Am I correct?