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Old 03-07-2011, 09:47 PM
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Default IAII BDS in My 67 GTO
Heres what we have so far!
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Looks good! 1 thing, hard to get any power to the blower with the lower pulley hanging in mid air?

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Looks good! 1 thing, hard to get any power to the blower with the lower pulley hanging in mid air?
That's a new fangled air coupler. There's a small fan on the snout of the crank you can't see, and he hasn't installed the fan on the pulley yet. Works like the hydraulic transmission couplers of old, only uses air instead of fluid.

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Old 03-10-2011, 09:42 AM
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Ahhh yes, the old MFP Interceptor....last of the V8s......must have seen that movie 1000 times!

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That's a new fangled air coupler. There's a small fan on the snout of the crank you can't see, and he hasn't installed the fan on the pulley yet. Works like the hydraulic transmission couplers of old, only uses air instead of fluid.
Brian.....there's no crank in it yet either!

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Looks pretty nice so far! Should be a fun piece when your done.

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Thanks fellas......I'm trying to see if I have room to squeeze a radiator and some fans in there ..... I am sure me and Richie Hoffman will figure something out......

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Looks great Eric, who's control arms are you using?

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The entire chassis and suspension was custom built by Chris Sutton at http://www.streetrodgarage.com in Alabama....and I must say, his crew did a great job!

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Love that Shotgun scoop!!!!

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A little more...... some pics
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Most guys start at the bottom and work thier way up

Looks good!

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I know!...when I started, the only 2 things i was sure of were: 1-it was gonna be a 67 GTO...2- it was gonna have a Blower......I am fleshing it out from there!

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Eric, what was the quality of the QFT carbs like? I'm thinking about buying a pair of thier HR 600 double pumpers. Are the QFT parts like shooters/accelerator pumps etc a direct swap with Holley stuff?

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Old 04-29-2011, 09:26 AM
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Taff, I have not finished the engine build yet. I can't comment on the carbs performance. They look a lot like Holley carbs. I would visithttp://www.quickfueltechnology.com they are very willing to talk about thier product and offer tech help!!!!! You can also order a complete catalog(ue) from them........Cheers, Eric

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KROY--KEEE! Mad Max was the very first thing that came to my mind, too. Great stuff, Eric!!!

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You're going to have to drill and tap the idler pulley support so you can lock it down on the blower otherwise it will move (belt will get loose).

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