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02-09-2008, 11:00 PM
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Another plus with the 2802 is the tight over lap. I live in an area where we have to have government vehicle emission testing, and the cam is Ok in an 1979 vehicle, without cats, and a 455.
In B.C. all you have to do is pass the sniffer , they don't look at anything. |
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02-10-2008, 10:53 PM
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I run the 2802 in my 455 +.040, RPM, Q-jet,M-20 & 3.23's in my convertible 68 Lemans. Love it, seems tame to me at idle, pulls just like Larry says. Only problem I have is I run the Q-jet dry when I go balls out. I'm assuming stock fuel line is the culprit.
Scott |
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