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Old 11-06-2005, 02:24 PM
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what should be my fuel pressure if I am running 55# injectors and 18psi of boost?
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did you settle and get a new ride?

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did you settle and get a new ride?

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I haven't had a chance to post pictures of my new project. I received a check from the insurance and I bought the car back. The engine has less than 2k miles since the rebuild. I found another car with a great body and a bad engine, I am in the process of removing the engine from that car and I will be installing my old car's engine, suspension, tranny etc.

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have fun with it?

how much to buy it for salvage?

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how much to buy it for salvage?

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$ 1200.00
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is this the new ride on the trailer?

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YEAP

One day it wil look like this:
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bad engine, does it run, anything wrong other than the motor.

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bad engine, does it run, anything wrong other than the motor.

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Engine runs, but there is milkshake. The headers are craked and the front windshield too. But the body is in great shape and the interior is just awesome. I bought the car for $ 2650.00.
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With a new Bosch 3bar FPR, I conducted the fuel press test as per Clarks Fuel-01. Press jumped to 45psi at start, idle pulsations regular from 38-43, and leakdown to 40psi.
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With a new Bosch 3bar FPR, I conducted the fuel press test as per Clarks Fuel-01. Press jumped to 45psi at start, idle pulsations regular from 38-43, and leakdown to 40psi.

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Luis how did u diagnose the cracked headers?
good luck with it.
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Luis,

Was that the car in Studio City that was listed on Craigslist?

Good buy - find me another one of those!!
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Originally Posted by hally
Luis how did u diagnose the cracked headers?
good luck with it.
When I removed the headers, the connector part came loose.


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Luis,

Was that the car in Studio City that was listed on Craigslist?

Good buy - find me another one of those!!
Yes it was, here are some more pictures.
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