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Take a very GOOD picture of how the fuel line terminates.
Therein lies a very big clue,(SB -vs- BB) if, now if it has not been altered. 375hp, you need legit paper or born with components that all point to required equip,,,, Auto?? Jim
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Take a very GOOD picture of how the fuel line terminates. Therein lies a very big clue,(SB -vs- BB) if, now if it has not been altered. 375hp, you need legit paper or born with components that all point to required equip,,,, Auto?? Jim [/ QUOTE ] Thanks Jim. Car is a 4 speed. Checked the numbers today on transmission. It is a 1968 Muncie but a replacement transmission. Had opportunity to check fuel line to see if 3/8 thanks to Stefano's tip. It is 3/8. There is only one line; however, the clips that the line is mounted in have a place for a return line even though there is no return line. The 3/8 line runs in the top clip, if that makes any sense. Didn't pay attention to how fuel line terminates. Can you give me a tip as to what about how it terminates I should be looking for. And is it at the tank or fuel pump that you are speaking about? Also, does anyone have a picture that they can post to show where the speedometer cable should exit on a Big Block Muncie car? Thanks again. |
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