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Old 12-07-04, 07:59 AM
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So you're running 58s in the primaries and 70s in the secondaries.

YOU let me know when your ready to listen to my jetting suggestions.
Old 12-07-04, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Sterling
So you're running 58s in the primaries and 70s in the secondaries.

YOU let me know when your ready to listen to my jetting suggestions.
What's your suggestion?
Old 12-07-04, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Sterling
Maybe like you, he's not a 7 second driver.



Don't start, Dennis.
Old 12-07-04, 10:48 AM
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Just havin a lil' fun.


What do you have in for air bleeds?
Old 12-07-04, 10:53 AM
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Whatever the Sterling carb came with. Have not changed them. Should I try to lean it at high rpms with different size air bleeds?
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Originally Posted by Sterling
Just havin a lil' fun.

Yeah but it's the second strike in this thread. Three strikes and you're out
Old 12-07-04, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by cdrad51
Yeah but it's the second strike in this thread. Three strikes and you're out
Whaddaya threatening to not accept my advice?!
Well Ohhh-Kay.

Duddin madder to me. My stockport 12A is way faster than 9.3 in the 0-60.



(pssssst. Is this "strike 3"?)
Old 12-07-04, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Sterling
My stockport 12A is way faster than 9.3 in the 0-60.
Old 12-07-04, 12:11 PM
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Man, if you can't do but 9+ second 0-60's, something is amiss. That's little better than bone stock. Too many ricer 4 bangers can take you at will. How embarrassing.

I'm now into 7's 0-60 solidly and plan to pay around 4 grand to get a sec and a half or two quicker, then that'll be it for me. That's my plan.

The "rolling 10-60" is crap. What you gonna do ? Always get smoked from a stop at a redlight and then say "but 10-60 is my game and I coulda took you if I could start form 10mph" ???

That's like getting in a fight, getting a new *** stomped, and blaming it on the wussy genes your Mom and Dad gave you. You gotta have a plan and take responsibility ( and hopefully credit ) for your results you give yourself.
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The fact is CDrad here has fought Carl and I tooth and nail regarding venturi configuration and jetting, and he has made himself look a bit like your avatar on this forum by poo-pooing all of our efforts to convince him to jet according to our recommendations. Still, as slow-assed as he is, he blames something else and not his choice of jetting!!!
I could give a crap less about how fast he gets to go. In his case, I only care about how my carburetor is represented. It is for this reason that I mention the fact that he refuses to adhere to our jetting recommendations.
I can help him to go much faster, but he doesn't wanna listen to my advice. He seems to regard me as an idiot.
So **** 'em.
He wants to brag about a 9.3 second 0-60, let him.


"Strike 3". Pfffffft. That was a homerun, buddy!
Old 12-07-04, 01:11 PM
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the answer is simple: CRAD51 is a stubborn senior citizen
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Whatever the Sterling carb came with. Have not changed them. Should I try to lean it at high rpms with different size air bleeds?
Are you selectively blind Dennis? I am asking and you won't answer. Is that your idea of me rejecting your recommendations, or are you just so self-centered that all you care about is asserting your self-righteousness?

Man, I tell you....
Old 12-07-04, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by wackyracer
the answer is simple: CRAD51 is a stubborn senior citizen
It takes one to know one eh?
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why won't you just use a 48 IDA and modify it? it's really simple.
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From what it sounds to me, CDrad51 is running very slightly faster times than I am and I have stock carb, not modified. Most other things are the same. Time shall tell when the dyno results are gotten. On a completely different note, the ported intake I have does not have a vacuum line to go to the brake booster. I am having a coolant issue right now so I havent driven it to see if I have brakes or not. Will the brakes work without the vacuum line hooked up? Can I hook it to another vac line on the carb (spacer) if I need it?
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"selectively blind"
"self-centered"
"self-righteous"


9.3 seconds is a looooooooooong time, ainit bro?
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lol @ Dennis, will you answer my question or not?
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Originally Posted by IanS
On a completely different note, the ported intake I have does not have a vacuum line to go to the brake booster. I am having a coolant issue right now so I havent driven it to see if I have brakes or not. Will the brakes work without the vacuum line hooked up? Can I hook it to another vac line on the carb (spacer) if I need it?
I don't think the brakes are gonna work right without the vacuum line for the booster. And the size of the original line is bigger than any of the ones in the spacer, so don't think that'll work either, IMO.
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Originally Posted by d0 Luck
why won't you just use a 48 IDA and modify it? it's really simple.
I'm considering a SP 13B swap for next year, so at that point yeah, I'd probably go with a Weber.
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well thats shitty. What was BS? My time being close to your time? Or what?

Also I am going to test my 0-80. I would like a comparison if that is possible cdrad.

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well thats shitty. What was BS? My time being close to your time? Or what?
It was my stockport 12A being way faster than 9.3 in the 0-60.
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Originally Posted by cdrad51
lol @ Dennis, will you answer my question or not?
Of course I will! Friend.

-But first I need to know what air jets yer runnin. I dunno what Carl sent it out with, and it's probly different than what we send them out with now.
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Oh lol I see. cdrad51 and I have been trying to figure this out for a while now. I will be back in a bit to let everyone know my 0-80 and hopefully I can get a better comparison on it. 80 is right above redline in third so it should be a better comparison I am thinking rather than 0-60.
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Ok. Carl? need your input please.
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How are you guys online when it says offline? I am confused now more than before. AHHHHH


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