The Official WOOOOOOO Project - 1970 Maverick Repore

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    quick commercial
     
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    Ep 38. Running the open headers finally!
     
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    Been busy working and such. Plan on getting that off there saturday. Gonna have to drill the pin out as i cant knock it out. But yes.... It needs to be gone.
     
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    So i just put the AEM AFR 30-0300 gauge in and i gota say that if i knew this made tuning a carb this much eaiser id have done this 5yrs ago when i bought the car.

    Ill do a quick video in a day or so, but my best tune shows i was running slightly rich. TThis allowed me To tune in about 15 minutes to the perfect air fuel ratio. I love this thing.

    It also showed me that the vacuum gauge is very very close, but i always backed off a little much on the lean when i shouldnt have. Trust your vacuum gauge!

    Also it allows you to see at cruise and under load whats happening.

    Things i learned.

    1 trust your vacuum gauge

    2 get your transfere slots set square and then leave it alone on a 4 barrel.

    3 adjust idle using secondary adjustment screw.

    4 read and study all you can. Theres alwaalways more to learn.
     
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    Sode 39 AFR Gauge
     
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    That's a pretty nice car...
     
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    A few recent pics.
     

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    When did you paint the hood? I don't remember that.
     
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    Looks great! Definitely an incentive to continue to keep at it on mine. Hoping to find some old school cragers for mine as well. I have booked marked your build for some ideas for mine.
     
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    about a year ago i think
     
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    i got my cragars new. order them from jegs
     

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