Thermoquad issue or MSD box?

Jim Wahl · 05-07-2012, 03:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Phillip marvetz

It was the carb, And does seem to be worse when I get it into the secondaries. The fun part was I put a 850 holley double pumper on to test, It was o.k with my 250 lb butt in the seat but Kelly had to put it into high gear to get the front end to come back down, Usually second gear will set it back down but this time it just went higher. The rear bumper is o.k but it was close,lol. Apparently the double pumper hits a little harder. I'll take a longer look at the carb this week. It was fine the last time the car ran late last year so it's a bummer that it had to act up this weekend.

Thanks for the ideas guy's.

Just so long as it comes down before tripping the beams with your rear wheels! Jim

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GTX JOHN · 05-07-2012, 04:03 PM

George: Do you need the Vacuum Pull off............... I have run both ways and

it does not seem to make a Difference?

George Mirza · 05-07-2012, 09:40 PM

John,
I usually will get a stumble if it's disconnected or blown out. I guess if you have enough tension on the air vlalve spring you can run without it.
Must be that 100 + degree desert air you race in, here in the northeast it's usually cold and damp, and we all know how Plymouths run in the rain. LOL

It's great that your feeling better.
Take care of yourself,
George

05-07-2012, 04:03 PM	#2
GTX JOHN VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Boulder City, Nevada 89005 Posts: 2,739 Likes: 2,824 Liked 2,493 Times in 700 Posts	Re: Thermoquad issue or MSD box? George: Do you need the Vacuum Pull off............... I have run both ways and it does not seem to make a Difference?

05-07-2012, 09:40 PM	#3
George Mirza Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: North Attleborough Ma. Posts: 522 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Thermoquad issue or MSD box? John, I usually will get a stumble if it's disconnected or blown out. I guess if you have enough tension on the air vlalve spring you can run without it. Must be that 100 + degree desert air you race in, here in the northeast it's usually cold and damp, and we all know how Plymouths run in the rain. LOL It's great that your feeling better. Take care of yourself, George