yup,split bumper.
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yup,split bumper.
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In my youth I rebuilt a 68 Z28 (barely street legal), a 71 Z28 (split bumper), 74 Z28 (sleeper). I miss being able to actually work on my cars. Breaking out a timing light was how I tuned my 350 small blocks. Screw driver to determine which valves might need adjusting. Ears to figure out how rich/lean the fuel/air mixture was. Ah, the good old days.... Now it seems you need a degree in electrical engineering and computer science to work on a car.
Don
Diamond Lake Custom Woodworks, LLC
www.dlwoodworks.com
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Yea, my Son has an 85 Camaro on nitrous. Between rounds he just hooks up a laptop to squeeze a little more HP out of it. Like you, I did it with a timing light and a few different sized jets.
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Indeed. Lovely work.Originally Posted by jTr
"Once a person moves away from the computer and CNC some of the most important work begins." ~Joe Crumley
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thats very nice
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