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radiator cap 120-130 1966

posted by  greezy on  Sat Mar 27 07:37 CST 2010
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thanks you guys. I will change plugs today, putting the regular ngk bp6hs type in. Later on I may try a hotter range. It's a Weber conversion and I am not too sure about the mix yet. Can't tell from the plug color right now...been messing with things too much to get a good reading. I am interested to hear from you Ron that you use 20/50. I was concerned that it would bust the oil pump on a cold morning...but I think you live where it is colder than near Seattle, where I live. I've been using NAPA synthetic 10/30 lately and I like it, may look for something heavier.






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