But always use the MD screws!
Attention Mighty Demon Owners
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Melting Slicks
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Attention Mighty Demon Owners
Do not try to use Holley hollow screws with the discharge nozzles. They are too long and can wedge the check ball closed.
On the plus side I finally got rid of the off idle stumble that I've had forever. Went from .031 to .028 to .035 to .040 discharge nozzles which fixed the problem.
On the plus side I finally got rid of the off idle stumble that I've had forever. Went from .031 to .028 to .035 to .040 discharge nozzles which fixed the problem.
Drifting
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Do not try to use Holley hollow screws with the discharge nozzles. They are too long and can wedge the check ball closed.
On the plus side I finally got rid of the off idle stumble that I've had forever. Went from .031 to .028 to .035 to .040 discharge nozzles which fixed the problem.
On the plus side I finally got rid of the off idle stumble that I've had forever. Went from .031 to .028 to .035 to .040 discharge nozzles which fixed the problem.
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Melting Slicks
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Melting Slicks
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I use Holley nozzles, easier to come by, same stuff. You can order it from Summit or Jegs. I had Autozone order mine for me so that I wouldn't have to pay shipping. If you talk to any knowledgeable salesman at your local autoparts store they should be able to order them for you.
Burning Brakes
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Thanks Torq.
I see them listed as Tube and straight. What is the difference and what did use?
Sorry for the noob questions but I thrive on learning this stuff.
Nevermind I went out and compared pics of both to mine. I have straight. No tubes.
I see them listed as Tube and straight. What is the difference and what did use?
Sorry for the noob questions but I thrive on learning this stuff.
Nevermind I went out and compared pics of both to mine. I have straight. No tubes.
Last edited by SargeZ06; Dec 20, 2007 at 08:31 AM.
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