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Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - Racer X - 08-25-2006
I was thinking about it, and the Olds rallye 3s have rounder cut-outs. those must be chevy. G or F body probably.
Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - BigGuynRusty - 08-26-2006
[quote Racer X]I was thinking about it, and the Olds rallye 3s have rounder cut-outs. those must be chevy. G or F body probably.
G-Body, Malibu.
Oh, BTW, NEVER use gasoline as a cleaner, unless you like being dead. Carb dip is plenty strong without endangering your life mixing it with gas.
BGnR
Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - Racer X - 08-26-2006
carb dip will strip the alodine off the body, then the body will start to corrode if it gets wet with water.
Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - Big Daddy Cool - 08-26-2006
I love that the mac forum has a few gearheads on it.
Since I can't work on cars here in Manhattan, I now tinker with Macs for my hand-eye coordination enjoyment. No welding involved, but still fun.
Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - Racer X - 08-26-2006
hey, fitting a second optical drive in a B&W or a sawtooth qualifies as serious modding.
Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - Big Daddy Cool - 08-26-2006
Yeah, I have 7 iBooks up on jackstands next to the broken dishwasher on my front lawn.
Re: OT: Holley Carb experts? Also, wheel ID question - Racer X - 08-26-2006
if you are waiting for the gear lube to drain, it will be a LONG wait.