[Tom Vaught]

Leave my name out of your posts in the future, you are just stirring the chit when the issue has been taken care of by the moderators.

Tom V.

[64speed]

Originally Posted by Tom Vaught

Leave my name out of your posts in the future, you are just stirring the chit when the issue has been taken care of by the moderators.

Tom V.

I was kidding.

[GTOLou]

Upvote for that nasty loping 64 in the video. Love the look of the front of the 64's.

Give us an update on the carb shop in Gville.

[64speed]

Originally Posted by GTOLou

Upvote for that nasty loping 64 in the video. Love the look of the front of the 64's.

Give us an update on the carb shop in Gville.

Unless I have some issues I think I will be able to tune it myself. I called them and I may get them to curve my distributor but unless I have issues I’m not gonna have them touch the carb. I didn’t know you were in Anderson…that’s where I was a deputy when Crenshaw was sheriff. What part do you live in?

[scott70]

Unless Ive missed it give that engine some rpms so we can hear it!

[64speed]

What are you guys using for plug wire looms?

[HWYSTR455]

Originally Posted by 64speed

What are you guys using for plug wire looms?

The only way to get wires that fit right, especially with looms, is you have to cut to fit, period.

Buy the tool, it's inexpensive, and you will be surprised how much it pays for iteself:

https://www.amazon.com/Stripping-Pro...s%2C86&sr=8-32


I use Moroso looms, and a couple of the plastic separators to keep the wires off the top of the covers. Unfortunately, you may have to buy additional plastic holders, depending on your setup.

I think this is one I generally use, but have also used a chevy one, and bought a pair of straight stands too:

https://www.moroso.com/small-block-f...ck-7-9mm72133/

EDIT: I use multi-angle boots on the wires
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