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Not sure what all came with the WCFB. I do recall it came on early Chevys. I know my brothers 61 Impala 283 had one. If memory it's full name is White Cast Four Barrel.

My father bought a new left over 1963 Belvedere station wagon for a the family of six. It was ordered for the fire dept. and the budget was cut, dealer sold it cheap. Push button took me to high school then at 310k the T-Chain let loose. They won’t hear of fixing it and pushed into a ditch to keep cattle in and dirt from washing. Fire engine Red, chrome everywhere with deflectors on rear corners to keep rear window dirt free. Fold up rear bench seats, room for 6. I wax it each Sunday when nice and the day they ditched it, would still burn the retinas in your eyes on a Sunny day! 😢 I went on to fix vehicles for 40+ years.

use berry carb cleaner, it will melt carbon away, im talking hard caked on gotta grind it carbon, melts it, wash in sink when done, i have used it in us cleaner as well

When you are doing a rering on the pistons you have shown, what else do you use to clean the sides of the pistons. Wire wheel come to mind or do you find that takes to much of the piston?

What other products would you recommend to put inside the ultrasonic cleaners. Or do you know the active ingredients

Great idea😅😅😅

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Damn!😮

OMG. Came up on feed... I had a 1971 Satellite Sebring for about 12 years. Put a 318 in it 😄. Came factory with a 383, but had a 273 with a 904T when I bought it... 😁👍

Thanks for straight to the point video unlike some videos that gives us a whole autobiographical ramble 😂

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Great Idea. Thats redneckin it.

I have good luck using a vacuum cleaner and water with dish soap.

What did you do to fix the leak??

I did this nearly the same way on a 2001 Chevy 4.8L, blocked the intake just after the air cleaner box with a rubber glove, input the smoke through the Brake boost assist vacuum line. Found the leak in the oil fill spout. It even inflated the glove, so i knew it was pressurizing the intake of the engine! I used Swisher sweets too. Good work!

what an idiot!!!! now his engine is addicted to nicotine!!! now, instead of just an oil change and gas, he is going to have to buy it cigars too!!!!

Great idea never thought about that enjoyed the video

That is redneck ingenuity atbit finest!

Thats a lot of messing around to do something simple. Almost any spray can will do, but things that don't make a mess like WD40 even deodorant. With the engine running, spray over the lines and manifold. When you hit the leak the rpm will noticeably change momentarily.

You realize cigars produce contaminants and a sort of gross film right?? Now you have that in your entire engine

Great idea!!!

That's pretty fun looking!👍 What do you think about using that same idea on more modern engines?

Sweet ride... good luck with it.

Sounds like somebody didn't do their research before the engine swap. At least you got a hold of it and figured it out.

Good luck and b safe 👍

Good simple and to the point 😊😊

Your wasting your time the gm modules are junk also, if you dont mind geting stranded in heavy traffic, poring rain,0 temperature, the middle of the night in dangerous neighborhoods then just go ahead and do it. Sooner or later you will learn. That very undependable!

Now do a 3 minute video on a 2024 model 😂

Awesome words .

I may be slightly biased in this but as a father and pastor, I was proud of him.

Nasty! Nasty! 🤮🤢

It creates the heat that helps soften the vinyl and glue due to the friction. The vinyl and glue are carried off in the eraser dust that you wipe off. It works like a pencil eraser.

So, is it heat that's taking it off, or the wheel? Does the wheel get dirty that it would transfer back as u build up more crud as u go around, more?

Did this in the 80s. Used a remote HEI coil and gm module hidden in a gutted mopar module. Stock mopar distributor. Worked great. 40 kvolts at 6k rpms...measured using a scope.

Good video. I'm using a mopar pickup in a chevy points distributor with a GM module. Blaster 2 coil. Works great!

So, Edelbrock good? Or the different surfaces machined, but, not matching?

Correction. The Dodge Ram is an 83 model.

Good video. I’m building a run stand (Mopar engines mostly) and using an HEI on it, but I’m stuck on a wiring problem. I’m using an alternator on this run stand and the question is, do I need to use a voltage regulator on it? Is the HEI unit a voltage regulator as well? Thanks

imperialservices.net have an assortment of cables and other parts.

You just made your ignition system more problematic

Excellent video thanks for sharing

Lovely engine, will just swap the carb I can approve for a go ahead build ❤ U scored on this deal. Still fresh condition 😁😁

Fajny projekt , życzę powodzenia ! Pozdrawiam z Polski 🖐️😉

Exactly what I needed thank you so much sir.. ❤

Thanks!

Great way to honor your dad.