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I replaced the fuel line protective cover by splitting a vacuum hose length wise and the. re-clamping the lines in their original holders. Works well.
there is so many little things you can do now that its out its silly. Big ones you have covered but items like fuel injector orings, sensor and gaskets and crancase breather in the back, breather lines from oil tank, check wire harness for chaffing, etc. my sc has 403k now and its heading in for a window out bare metal respray next week.
I replaced the fuel line protective cover by splitting a vacuum hose length wise and the. re-clamping the lines in their original holders. Works well.
there is so many little things you can do now that its out its silly. Big ones you have covered but items like fuel injector orings, sensor and gaskets and crancase breather in the back, breather lines from oil tank, check wire harness for chaffing, etc. my sc has 403k now and its heading in for a window out bare metal respray next week.
good luck and have fun!
nice clean engine.. that’s what I’m aiming for.
Did you paint your intake manifold and fan? Looks
great!
Lol! I thought Gadsby’s post with pics of his engine were supposed to be in my thread..that’s why I responded back. Checked date of posting it’s bang on. Still no SC built in 85😁
07-24-2017, 09:32 PM
