My 73 rx3 work in progress
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yeah, i did not have that problem. I really like the carb. It looks way better than a Hollley, and makes just as much power(i think). I am going back to the Holley though just because it is set up for the OMP and i dont wanna have to mess with pre-mixing
Nick,
Your upholstery guy did a pretty good job on the door panels and
to you for keeping the orig style and design. I pisses me off when I see a mickey mouse door panel with "slap this **** on fabric with a thick *** glue." 

Your upholstery guy did a pretty good job on the door panels and


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I found a lady that mached the factory pattern pretty well. The chrome strip is missing along with the carpet at the bottom but other than that... pretty stock looking. I asked for her to leave the carpet off just for a somewhat diffrent but still stock look... glad you approve sir
I have a friend who runs a demon carb. He still used the oil metering pump. He runs a racing beat holley air cleaner housing. The lower housing has a hole with a grommet. he just runs the metering pump hoses through the hole and runs the hoses to the two primary chambers. It all comes out looking very neat. Just thought I would let you know in case you really didnt wanna switch out that carb.
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I have a friend who runs a demon carb. He still used the oil metering pump. He runs a racing beat holley air cleaner housing. The lower housing has a hole with a grommet. he just runs the metering pump hoses through the hole and runs the hoses to the two primary chambers. It all comes out looking very neat. Just thought I would let you know in case you really didnt wanna switch out that carb.
No man it still sitting there. Keeping thinking on selling it to someone that will actually put some work on it. I don't think i will have time or the money to spend on it for the next year or 2. Otherwise might just go drop it off at a barn and leave it there until i get time lol.
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few updates
finally getting around to working some on the interior. The new door panels look great just hanging in place. I purchased a moulded carpet from AU, kinda pricey with shipping but im really happy with how it looks, seems very high quality. Now to finish the dynamat and install the carpet, fasten the door panels and all trim in. throw the seats and dash in and interior is pretty much done







