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Runs on E85 uses Flathead V8 Crab distributor (with original points), 2 racks of Honda 750 motorcycle carbs, remote water pump, and remote radiator - No external moving parts.
Runs on E85 uses Flathead V8 Crab distributor (with original points), 2 racks of Honda 750 motorcycle carbs, remote water pump, and remote radiator - No external moving parts.
posted by cleverlever at 5:01 PM
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I suppose you've been told this before, but there was a flathead Ford V-8 that did this in the '50's. It was featured in Hot Rod Magazine and supposedly it turned some incredible RPM's.
I am interested in puting 12-carburetors on a V-12 Jag engine in a T-bucket. I am wondering what carbs you used (Goldwing?) and how they worked. Any advice??
Thanks.
Jim McNaul
Silverthorne, Colorado
that thing is baaaaaaaaaaad looking...
congrats on getting it to fire... too cool
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What does it sound like ?
First off.. I want to congratulate the person who owns this car! It is really quite the beauty.. I myself would love to drive this car everyday since it is a car I had back in the day. It's vicious, it sounds like a monster, and most of all.. It's a masterpiece that can never be forgotten! But you see, as I got older it's funny how my choice of muscle car transitioned to the more elegant/luxurious modern day vehicle. I mean, I guess as we get older of course more things begin to make sense, like safety in a car, better sound quality, and an overall better rating for a vehicle! Well, enjoy and don't forget to Buckle-Up!
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How did you get this to work-did you get a cam ground or did you just spin the cam backwards with a two gear cam drive?
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