I do enjoy watching your videos especially when you troubleshoot a problem and then solve it and it is nice to see you and Uncle Bucko at your dad's shop and all three of you together and I like that very much 👍🏿
I learned how to drive on one of these when I was just a lil kid!!! I was too small to pick up the hay bales so I drove the hay wagon through the field instead!!! Wow!!! Thank you mr bill and uncle Bucko!!!
Need to get a dragy in that Malibu lol. I love these tech videos. The info you give us is very well appreciated! Love them old Jonny popper tractors too!
Bucko is the man. Thank you 🙏 Bill for the carb tips. I have a similar combo in my 79 Camino and I went to 8.5 pv and 35 squirter q 750 on the primary and still have a slight stumble. I’ll try your pump cam recommendation. Thanks 🙏
Always appreciate the carb tutorials. Now I can feel confident tinkering around with my Nova which has that same type of stumble. Can't wait to get home from work to tinker lol.
I always adjust the accelerator pump arm adjustment so I can fit a .010" feeler gauge between the arm and adjustment spring at full throttle. That does 2 things. One) it makes sure the pump squirts with any movement of the throttle. And 2)(I think more important) It gives a cushion so you can't rip the pump diaphragm by overextended it.
Hey Bill! Loved this video very informative! After carb tuning it’s sounds real good. I say it won’t be long you will have it in the eleven’s for sure. Missed you in Billy’s video boy what a show !!the race your boys had was one of the best one’s I have ever seen. Competition deluxe. Both boy’s can really drive. Keep up the great content! Until next time stay safe! Also Miss Vicky I am with you, love that pot roast at Cracker Barrel 😀😀❤️
Adjust that front pump arm with a gap at idle.. At 2000 rpm launch you have already used up half your pump shot. Adjust it so its JUST touching when holding throttle at 2000rpm. Guaranteed fix.
Great video today Bill. Little bit of everything!! You need to invest in some clip on mics for Kenny and Jeremy. We would love to hear what they are saying!!👍
There's a T shirt idea for ya Bill... the pups working as a team to go make a hit. One at the wheel while the other works the pedals. Have to be photoshop/cgi/drawn but it would be cool.
Damn the Malibu sounds good inside, usually i have headphones on and the volume low but this morning i have the surround sound going while i watch and sip my morning coffee and have a smoke and the incar footage sounds sooo good!
You finally mentioned that intake might not be perfect we both know I do a plane will work better It would be awesome to see an intake change at the race track to show the difference
Dang bill. Your wise my friend. To sit and have a conversation with you one could learn alot from you.. no wonder your kids are so dang smart and doin well. Love the content. Very pleased to see your dad running the old deere tractor.. love how tight yalls family is... God bless yall. Be safe. GO FAST!!!
Like the old song say's..."More than a feeling"... I knew I heard that heavy sigh from Lucore Bay #3...I cringed here also. But...It is, what it is. Plenty more parts and labor where that came from, better hurry with that 9" replacement Moser! Bill is gonna need it soon enough.
That Falcon has no shame in its game, It seems to get very little love compared to the pickup and still gives it about all it can handle. That last race they had was one of the best and close races Ive ever seen.
I so enjoyed the video love the JD content your dad is amazing going out this summer to plant with the old JD wow! I really love the carb content it took me back to the 70s when I had my race car, I used 6inch bolts to stand my carb other bench and my intake was a holley strip dominator, thank you so much Bill I had a blast back then and made a few dollars at the same time. God bless you guys and as always be safe 👍 P.S. it's good to hear that Kenny's little s-10 might be fixed you never know about uncle bucko diagnosis 😆
I think I heard Rich with a heavy sigh back there at Lucorre as soon as he hit those cold 42 degree 4:10 gears when he was checking the stumble too. As bad as fuel costs are, I would drive it to the track to put some miles on em. Have someone on stand by to trailer it home, or follow you there, those gears need a proper break in period this time. Lol.
Thanks so much for explaining in detail about what you are doing to the carburetor as you do it. I want to find me an old car now to apply what you have explained. Congrats to Uncle Bucko for fixing the tractor, and Kenny's S-10!
I had almost the same combination in a 79 Malibu years ago. 72 jets in front and 80 in the back with a 65 power valve and 31 squirt in the front 36 in the back! Car was deadly consistent! Ran 11.50s on motor! Won several races at edgewater in the 90s when I was younger.
Bill, I know it is all in fun. But you are so lucky to have Jeremy on you side, he is so very knowledgeable.now he is a mechanic, not this technician B.S. Have a good day Bill, God Bless !!!!!
I'm sure you know your carbs better than I but I'd like to mention. If you are powerbreaking for your launch, That puts your excellerator cam in a different position than at idle. You wouldn't want it too far up the lobe before the big opening if you know what I mean because you won't be getting the full lift of the lobe. Good luck. Really enjoy your vids.
Watching Bill Sr. take his 1952 Johnny 'Popper' down his driveway brought back some wonderful memories for me. My beloved Grandpa had a small (80 acres) farm in the Ozark's of Missouri, he had a John Deere exactly like the tractor we watched in this cool video. He also had a little Farmall 'B' my Grandma drove in their garden and in the fields mowing areas Grandpa couldn't get to on the BIG tractor. Many a farmer were hurt driving those old tractors if the seat broke off dumping the farmer off in front of the equipment they were pulling. One thing was for certain, that old tractor served my Grandpa well til they sold it once they got too old to take care of the of 'tha place'.
Love the old John Deere. I’m excited to see you guys maybe do some projects from the farm. There’s some really cool pieces up there that deserve some love!
I didn't go buy one I already had a project truck that I got back on because of this channel and I thank bill and everyone else for giving me a little boost no punt intended
Mine had been sitting in the garage since 1997, Head is completed and back, block still at the machine shop last 31 days, ordering the Ross Forged pistons is next, and all the rest of the parts are cleaned, freshened and painted, and waiting to be bolted on. Fuel cell, plumbing, wiring going now. Completing the dream, but the youtube channels were the motivation it took to finally do it. Cannot wait to scale the completed car to see how close to min wt. of 2,475 lbs. I am so far before I tear into under the dash. All thanks to O.M.G, SRC, VGG, GEN II, Jeff, and T.J., Matt...with a lil' Chief and Jack, 187 and of all things Cleetus and his crazy gang. Off to call the machine shop to ck. on progress.
Love that old John Deere. Is that an RC car stand you have the carb sitting on? That works well. And Uncle Groucho diagnoses KP’s S-10 in just minutes🤣
in th video, Bill mentioned that only Vicki made it to the race with the boys.......him and Jeremy pry had to continue to make progress back home...looks like between their pops, Jeremy and Bill, they have a ton of things that need fixing
I gotta say this one took me back to being a little kid watching my dad and pap work on the old A's in the garage. My dad had a pulling truck and my pap had his tractors, fair season was always a blast man. My dad passed about a year ago, pap long since passed so this was a cool walk through memories brought up thank you.
I wonder how many newbies to the channels going to say the forbidden words fuel injection maybe they will learn by watching love the content never miss a upload
love the family and friend based videos.your tutorials are very well explained thanks for your commitment to posting regularly.just curious about status on the k,p, camaro hasnt been mentioned in a while.GOD BLESS you and yours
Good content Bill. I had the same problem with a SBC that had a Strip Dominator intake on a very mild build. Ended up having to change intake to remove the stumble. Really enjoy the carb info it helps me tune and jogs my old brain to remember.
Good morning guys just wanted you to know your channel is inspiring and fun. I hate you guys couldn't make Texas was hoping to have met you and show my 64c10short wide custom. God bless you (us all)✊🏿
You infront of the camera teaching is where you should be bill. Sincerely, The 30 year old car enthusiast that's enjoying all the free knowledge I can get.
You can not buy the kind of information anymore that Bill is giving us all for free!! Guys need to be soaking it up as much as they possibly can, especially with the carb information! That quality info has been hard to come by for a few decades now and is gonna continue to get harder as we start losing the few carb wizards we’ve come to love and cherish over the years and most will never be replaced
Need to bring your dad down to the Lancaster antique tractor show in August, I can put him on a good tractor! Farmall! Or better, steam! Lol great video again!
We have a big thrashers show down here in Denton, NC the first week or so of July and starts at the end of June sometime. It leads into the 4th of July celebration down here usually and typically has some really nice equipment.
Sir Bill, you are One HELLUVA of a Carburetor tuner!! Great content and thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. 🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏 GOD BLESS you and the family.
My s10s that were that engine blew the intake gaskets and later the headgaskets by 97k miles and 121k miles and didnt give any warning. Those engines are a pain to replace HG on too
Thanks for the carburetor information I am working on a brawler 950 and the information was very helpful. Also the E85 to gasoline comparison will be looked forward to.
I had a Model B JD Great tractors! Uncle Bucko may be old school... but us old school guys know our s...t! The sbc like to be quite up to temp to run efficiently, especially racing if you want to be consistent. I tune my power valves by hooking a vac gage, car warmed up, in gear, at idle, take a reading.. what that reading is -divide by 2 puts you super close.. You want to super fine tune that thing on the malibu- start playing with air bleed jets. put a A/F gage in it too> that cars gonna fly! just keep a rear in one piece!
Woke up this morning a little bit under the rug this morning wait for this surgery again Mr Bill. But then your video dropped well then my day just %100 amazing, thank you yall for putting a smile on my face . Cody and Dylan say hello y'all from Darlington dragway thanks for the talk Mr Bill......
I do enjoy watching your videos especially when you troubleshoot a problem and then solve it and it is nice to see you and Uncle Bucko at your dad's shop and all three of you together and I like that very much 👍🏿
I enjoy the old man discussing all the movements and tips. I like to see old you guys in person and shake hands God bless you all.
I learned how to drive on one of these when I was just a lil kid!!! I was too small to pick up the hay bales so I drove the hay wagon through the field instead!!! Wow!!! Thank you mr bill and uncle Bucko!!!
I grew up throwing squares. All my friends had fields and we would help each other.
Never ever show grandpa that you can put a hay bail on the wagon ..
Bucko saves the day again!! (Kenny’s day) Kenny and Jeremy were great additions to show!!
I just love Bill's class on race technology 101..... so much knowledge can only come from a life time of trial and Error .....
These carburetor tech videos are so helpful, thank you for sharing your knowledge. Cheers from Australia
Im 35 and seeing you tune a carburetor is pretty awesome. You know your shit for sure!
I ENJOY WATCHING & LEARNING FROM YOUR'E VIDEOS ALONG WITH EVERYTHING THAT YOU ALL WORK ON ,GLAD TO SEE YOUR'E DADS TRACTOR UP & RUNNING
Need to get a dragy in that Malibu lol. I love these tech videos. The info you give us is very well appreciated! Love them old Jonny popper tractors too!
Love seeing this Bill. Most know very little about tuning or the enter workings of a carb. Thanks for doing such a great job on showing what’s up.
Man watching you work on them carbs is amazing and your dad still working them old deers are great to see. Thanks for all you do.
Bucko is the man.
Thank you 🙏 Bill for the carb tips. I have a similar combo in my 79 Camino and I went to 8.5 pv and 35 squirter q 750 on the primary and still have a slight stumble. I’ll try your pump cam recommendation. Thanks 🙏
Always appreciate the carb tutorials. Now I can feel confident tinkering around with my Nova which has that same type of stumble. Can't wait to get home from work to tinker lol.
I always adjust the accelerator pump arm adjustment so I can fit a .010" feeler gauge between the arm and adjustment spring at full throttle. That does 2 things. One) it makes sure the pump squirts with any movement of the throttle. And 2)(I think more important) It gives a cushion so you can't rip the pump diaphragm by overextended it.
Hey Bill! Loved this video very informative! After carb tuning it’s sounds real good. I say it won’t be long you will have it in the eleven’s for sure. Missed you in Billy’s video boy what a show !!the race your boys had was one of the best one’s I have ever seen. Competition deluxe. Both boy’s can really drive. Keep up the great content! Until next time stay safe! Also Miss Vicky I am with you, love that pot roast at Cracker Barrel 😀😀❤️
Adjust that front pump arm with a gap at idle.. At 2000 rpm launch you have already used up half your pump shot. Adjust it so its JUST touching when holding throttle at 2000rpm. Guaranteed fix.
Love your Dad's John Deere! Great to see it under power with him behind the wheel. Glad you got the stumble out of the Malibu.
Great video today Bill. Little bit of everything!!
You need to invest in some clip on mics for Kenny and Jeremy. We would love to hear what they are saying!!👍
i love playing with my 50 B, them old JDs are awesome
Thanks for the video and the knowledge Bill glad to be able to see the progress in both builds the 64 and the G body 💪
Great content as always Bill thanks for the share👍✌😁
I wish I did not have to keep my hand on the volume for when Uncle B is talking very soft spoken, but you all are worth it.
June Pup went from being a backseat driver to let's go Zoom Zoom Pawpaw...😆
Great content as usual Bill, take care. 🇺🇸
There's a T shirt idea for ya Bill... the pups working as a team to go make a hit. One at the wheel while the other works the pedals. Have to be photoshop/cgi/drawn but it would be cool.
That was really cool she needs a helmet!
The Billy/Tommy race was great seeing and purely talent on each other's part
Damn the Malibu sounds good inside, usually i have headphones on and the volume low but this morning i have the surround sound going while i watch and sip my morning coffee and have a smoke and the incar footage sounds sooo good!
My Dad has an A that same year and it still runs good. He bought it in 1966. Nothing like a good long tractor ride to calm your nerves!
BILL... I LOVE your carb knowledge. GREAT STUFF!!! U rock my brother 🤟💪
You finally mentioned that intake might not be perfect we both know I do a plane will work better It would be awesome to see an intake change at the race track to show the difference
Uncle Bucko!!! LOL......
Kenny needs to put a 350 motor in that truck.
Dang bill. Your wise my friend. To sit and have a conversation with you one could learn alot from you.. no wonder your kids are so dang smart and doin well. Love the content. Very pleased to see your dad running the old deere tractor.. love how tight yalls family is... God bless yall. Be safe. GO FAST!!!
Sooooo... about that nice calm break in on that new rear end? Lol 😆 We're saying a prayer for that little unit!
Y`all knew that wasn`t gonna happen!! LOL
@@billyray8062 we DID have a feeling 😉
Like the old song say's..."More than a feeling"...
I knew I heard that heavy sigh from Lucore Bay #3...I cringed here also. But...It is, what it is.
Plenty more parts and labor where that came from, better hurry with that 9" replacement Moser! Bill is gonna need it soon enough.
Welll... he did drive it home...🤣
That counts.. right!?🤔
@@thecapturban Lol yes I think that counts, hopefully he took the long way home! ;)
I do love waking up to Foldger's coffee and The Old Mans garage. Makes my day start off a little better.
Uncle Bucko to the rescue!
great video as always!!! seeing pops jd running is nice hope to see more of that and other tractor projects
That Falcon has no shame in its game, It seems to get very little love compared to the pickup and still gives it about all it can handle. That last race they had was one of the best and close races Ive ever seen.
I so enjoyed the video love the JD content your dad is amazing going out this summer to plant with the old JD wow! I really love the carb content it took me back to the 70s when I had my race car, I used 6inch bolts to stand my carb other bench and my intake was a holley strip dominator, thank you so much Bill I had a blast back then and made a few dollars at the same time. God bless you guys and as always be safe 👍
P.S. it's good to hear that Kenny's little s-10 might be fixed you never know about uncle bucko diagnosis 😆
Good thing you're taking it easy on those new gears
I think I heard Rich with a heavy sigh back there at Lucorre as soon as he hit those cold 42 degree 4:10 gears when he was checking the stumble too.
As bad as fuel costs are, I would drive it to the track to put some miles on em. Have someone on stand by to trailer it home, or follow you there, those gears need a proper break in period this time. Lol.
I love my 406ci CHEV in my 1964 EH Holden running a Rochester 800 cfm no stumble there just tyre Smoke .
Thanks so much for explaining in detail about what you are doing to the carburetor as you do it. I want to find me an old car now to apply what you have explained. Congrats to Uncle Bucko for fixing the tractor, and Kenny's S-10!
Uncle Bucko worth his weight in gold ..
Great tutorial. Many of us, including me would’ve been fighting with jets without thinking of the accelerator pump..Thanks for the teachin teach 😉
Old man to old man, love your site and all your family stuff. God bless you and yours, keep it coming.
Uncle Bucko, Cant live with him but cant live without him
I used to have a number 3 power block for the late A and 60. Nice job!!
Hey Uncle BuckO. I don't care what they say you're cool!
Good seeing your pops driving his john deer 🦌
Another great episode Bill and the old man's garage gang, 👍👍👍😎
June pup was keen to feel all that hit on the malibu lol that jd tractor is all the cool. Poor Kenny just can't give up on his s10 lol
Love it! Love the Video and the content! You narrate so well feels like I'm watching discovery Channel!
I had almost the same combination in a 79 Malibu years ago. 72 jets in front and 80 in the back with a 65 power valve and 31 squirt in the front 36 in the back! Car was deadly consistent! Ran 11.50s on motor! Won several races at edgewater in the 90s when I was younger.
Score one for Uncle Bucko. Good job.
Great video! You know Uncle Bucko won’t let Kenny live that down anytime soon.
Bill, I know it is all in fun. But you are so lucky to have Jeremy on you side, he is so very knowledgeable.now he is a mechanic, not this technician B.S.
Have a good day Bill,
God Bless !!!!!
Watch it Pal! Lol!
Great video. 👍 your very lucky to still have your parents around.
I'm sure you know your carbs better than I but I'd like to mention. If you are powerbreaking for your launch, That puts your excellerator cam in a different position than at idle. You wouldn't want it too far up the lobe before the big opening if you know what I mean because you won't be getting the full lift of the lobe. Good luck. Really enjoy your vids.
Watching Bill Sr. take his 1952 Johnny 'Popper' down his driveway brought back some wonderful memories for me. My beloved Grandpa had a small (80 acres) farm in the Ozark's of Missouri, he had a John Deere exactly like the tractor we watched in this cool video. He also had a little Farmall 'B' my Grandma drove in their garden and in the fields mowing areas Grandpa couldn't get to on the BIG tractor. Many a farmer were hurt driving those old tractors if the seat broke off dumping the farmer off in front of the equipment they were pulling. One thing was for certain, that old tractor served my Grandpa well til they sold it once they got too old to take care of the of 'tha place'.
Love the old John Deere. I’m excited to see you guys maybe do some projects from the farm. There’s some really cool pieces up there that deserve some love!
I wonder how many ppl have gone out and picked themselves up a project due to your channel ???? Great video on the carb adjustments !
I didn't go buy one I already had a project truck that I got back on because of this channel and I thank bill and everyone else for giving me a little boost no punt intended
Mine had been sitting in the garage since 1997, Head is completed and back, block still at the machine shop last 31 days, ordering the Ross Forged pistons is next, and all the rest of the parts are cleaned, freshened and painted, and waiting to be bolted on.
Fuel cell, plumbing, wiring going now. Completing the dream, but the youtube channels were the motivation it took to finally do it.
Cannot wait to scale the completed car to see how close to min wt. of 2,475 lbs. I am so far before I tear into under the dash.
All thanks to O.M.G, SRC, VGG, GEN II, Jeff, and T.J., Matt...with a lil' Chief and Jack, 187 and of all things Cleetus and his crazy gang.
Off to call the machine shop to ck. on progress.
I'm in the same boat as y'all . I have my project , then there's the family projects that I help on .
A little footage of that JD turnin dirt would be pretty nice to see.
There has to be a 350 to put down in Kenny's truck around there some were
Awesome video! 👍
10points for uncle Bucko
Love that old John Deere.
Is that an RC car stand you have the carb sitting on? That works well.
And Uncle Groucho diagnoses KP’s S-10 in just minutes🤣
in th video, Bill mentioned that only Vicki made it to the race with the boys.......him and Jeremy pry had to continue to make progress back home...looks like between their pops, Jeremy and Bill, they have a ton of things that need fixing
I gotta say this one took me back to being a little kid watching my dad and pap work on the old A's in the garage. My dad had a pulling truck and my pap had his tractors, fair season was always a blast man. My dad passed about a year ago, pap long since passed so this was a cool walk through memories brought up thank you.
I wonder how many newbies to the channels going to say the forbidden words fuel injection maybe they will learn by watching love the content never miss a upload
Uncle Bucko is the man , Liking his contribution’s more & more ! Enjoying the videos Bill ! Stick with this format great content.
love the family and friend based videos.your tutorials are very well explained thanks for your commitment to posting regularly.just curious about status on the k,p, camaro hasnt been mentioned in a while.GOD BLESS you and yours
I'm sure your dad's proud of you guys and it's also good To see him in the video thanks
What a way to wake up. Got my sweet tea and a video from Bill my morning is complete
Good content Bill. I had the same problem with a SBC that had a Strip Dominator intake on a very mild build. Ended up having to change intake to remove the stumble. Really enjoy the carb info it helps me tune and jogs my old brain to remember.
Good morning guys just wanted you to know your channel is inspiring and fun. I hate you guys couldn't make Texas was hoping to have met you and show my 64c10short wide custom. God bless you (us all)✊🏿
I knew your trailer was big but seeing it next to your garage really put it in the perspective. That thing is YUGE!!!!
Cool, old trucks and tractors... nothing better.
You infront of the camera teaching is where you should be bill.
Sincerely,
The 30 year old car enthusiast that's enjoying all the free knowledge I can get.
You can not buy the kind of information anymore that Bill is giving us all for free!! Guys need to be soaking it up as much as they possibly can, especially with the carb information! That quality info has been hard to come by for a few decades now and is gonna continue to get harder as we start losing the few carb wizards we’ve come to love and cherish over the years and most will never be replaced
Great stuff,Love the John Deer!
Uncle Bucko is the man
This is goin to be an awesome build. Love it.👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽
I can definitely tell the difference on video, thanks for showing what you do with the carburetor, and everything else!
Must be nice having a jegs local. Your a lucky man all I have is a summit 2 hours away
I have john deere 40 that i rebuilt with my dad a few months before he passed away spend as much time with your dad as you can i love your videos
Help Kenny put a small block in that s10
You are awesome and I wish to learn more from you
Need to bring your dad down to the Lancaster antique tractor show in August, I can put him on a good tractor! Farmall! Or better, steam! Lol great video again!
He goes every year.
That's awesome! We are rebuilding a 1917 Peerless steamer now, hoping to have it there.
We have a big thrashers show down here in Denton, NC the first week or so of July and starts at the end of June sometime. It leads into the 4th of July celebration down here usually and typically has some really nice equipment.
By far my favorite channel I get mad when the old man don’t post everyday lol keep up the videos old man
That model A reminds of a kid growing up summers at my grandparents farm in wading river long island. Best days of my life
Good info on carbs
Sir Bill, you are One HELLUVA of a Carburetor tuner!! Great content and thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. 🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏
GOD BLESS you and the family.
Looks like Uncle Bucko needs a raise!
Thanks again 🙏👏👏
My s10s that were that engine blew the intake gaskets and later the headgaskets by 97k miles and 121k miles and didnt give any warning. Those engines are a pain to replace HG on too
Thanks for the carburetor information I am working on a brawler 950 and the information was very helpful. Also the E85 to gasoline comparison will be looked forward to.
I had a Model B JD Great tractors! Uncle Bucko may be old school... but us old school guys know our s...t!
The sbc like to be quite up to temp to run efficiently, especially racing if you want to be consistent.
I tune my power valves by hooking a vac gage, car warmed up, in gear, at idle, take a reading.. what that reading is -divide by 2
puts you super close.. You want to super fine tune that thing on the malibu- start playing with air bleed jets.
put a A/F gage in it too> that cars gonna fly! just keep a rear in one piece!
Grass is looking good
Love the information on how to do things when the dart and Malibu going to race
Uncle bucko got Kenny figured out. Awesome.
Sweet, that malibu is getting pretty decent for sure. Nice job on the carb
Really liked the drone footage! Nice video. Malibu is getting more and more dialed in! 🔥
Woke up this morning a little bit under the rug this morning wait for this surgery again Mr Bill. But then your video dropped well then my day just %100 amazing, thank you yall for putting a smile on my face . Cody and Dylan say hello y'all from Darlington dragway thanks for the talk Mr Bill......
Always love watching carb content it takes me back. I was wondering when you were going to cover accelerator pumps and pump cams.