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Excuse the slight rippling of shots as these are not the original files but pictures of the final picture off my old iphone

For an art/photography student I offered my RF40 for him to do a car themed set of pictures .Hope you like them .

Love the look of that carb and such a logical improvement

Thanks Mike and Bill .its a 750 Holley . And will check the float level tomorrow . If it is just the washer in the idle screw will be pleased . Might need to adjust the float level but as you say brilliant advice on U-tube. Does the carb have to be stripped to do the idle screw washer . i.e. the...

Mine got through on a photo and documentation of engine block no,s . It’s a 92 falcon block built by roush with a Holley 750 . Needed only smoke test visible from exhausts but did an emissions test and was allowed to adjust carb while there at test . The inspector was very helpful

Just had bilateral knee replacements so car has been laid up for a couple of years . Just got it running again but have a carb issue . One of the idle screws is leaking out fuel . My thoughts are stuck float or the small washer inside has deteriorated . Any ideas please

Currently have a ford 342 by roush with a 750 cfm. holly . The ignition is MSD electronic. I am tempted with the borla 8 stack efi Webber look like so being OCD about understanding the system before buying it wondered if I could get some corrective advice on the workings of the system. 1 ...

That's roughly what I used 1st time round will try again with. 3 MM. thick one Used a skin biopsy punch for the holes!

I have a roll of this but thought it would be difficult to go round the threaded holes I have already got .

After this uk summer have found water ingress into the headlight/indicator/fog light compartments .it appears to be entering under the perspex(flexiglass) covers. Misting up is now a problem and the hid lights don't like it. How have members solved this'll? I had 3mm by15mm ploy foam tape below...

Have similar problem if i dont turn the alarm on, on the car, the battery goes flat because the immobiliser is a constant drain on the system unless the alarm and immobiliser is activated( remember to activate immobiliser means turn the relays within it off.)

as a vet as long as you follow the dog box guidelines for size the RSPCA wont mind though that dog looks to wooly and could seriously affect the change in the box

I know this is UK based company but look at www.speciality-fasteners.co.uk I bought mine from them and they came pre-gassed then by releasing the gas through a small bleed nipple i could tension the struts to the correct level. Also by careful positioning I could use the front strut to both...

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Great event will add some photos