2058cc Build
- V8Nate
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Re: 2058cc Build
When I go to Google and type in "black rubber trim seal for fender flares" and go to shopping it comes up 2nd item down that link might work better for you
- VIPERGREEN76
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Re: 2058cc Build
I found it on Euro ebay. I was looking in the USA seller only ebay. Thanks
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EC type 4 Conversion project
EC type 4 Conversion project
- V8Nate
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Re: 2058cc Build
Update time, engine electrical is completely, exhaust and o2 installed, fuel filter/regulator installed. I'm currently going through the carbs and have 2 sets of idf's, one has f7 emulsion tubes and the other has f11's anyone know which is better? This weekend will be break in time I'm so excited!
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Not sure what happened with the pictures. Lol
- Kafer_Mike
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Re: 2058cc Build
Nate - Looks good, again. If you haven't done it, you may want to check the rod angles and connection points at the carb as it will impact the distance and rate of 'throw'. I ran the same bell crank linkage and had to redrill the mounting points on the linkage arms/idle stops so the carbs remained synced from idle through full throttle. Also, I had the ball-ends on the upper side at the bell crank to lessen the rod angles.
- V8Nate
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Thanks Mike I'll definitely be getting it as close as I can its actually for kadrons but didn't feel like buying yet another linkage.lol I have a few idea's on how to modify it to make it better so far its pretty even and both carbs hit wot at the same time but the angle on the ball joints isn't the best but far from binding
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Re: 2058cc Build
F11s are better on the street, use those.
- V8Nate
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Re: 2058cc Build
Its alive! Rebuilt the carbs, made some "jet doctors", primed the oil and fuel systems and had my dad over to turn the key for me. Ran it up to 3100 for a half hour and couldn't help but blip the throttle a few times on the second video:) I've got a couple oil leaks I need to seal up, install the inner valve springs, re-adjust the rockers and put the rest of the car together to put some miles on it! It sure was nice to hear it run after all that work:)
https://youtu.be/kOfJDRgspM8
https://youtu.be/a1wuzSgQLVk
https://youtu.be/kOfJDRgspM8
https://youtu.be/a1wuzSgQLVk
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Started installing the dual springs, this tool makes it nice:) heres how the fuel lines turned out
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Hope everyone has been staying safe and healthy with this coronavirus! Well I finally had my first drive around the neighborhood and I am very pleased even though it needs to be tuned I love the eagerness to run this motor has:) I tried making my own air filters but they must be to restrictive cause it would barely run and just billow out the black smoke
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- Kafer_Mike
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Re: 2058cc Build
Looking and sounding good, Nate! How did you make the 'jet doctors'? Just some copper tube and o-rings? I've considered adding the kits from CB to my IDFs, but never got around to it