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Test running engine before installing in car 200

This is going to be at least 3 times the effort of installing it in
the car, which itself would be a fairly good test stand and would allow
you to do most of the things you plan to do, without a lot of jury-rigging.

If it were mine, I'd bolt it in and run it.
I'm not too comfortable with air over gasoline either. If something did
cause a spark in there you'd have more than your hands full.
--
George Downs, The "original" Walrus3, Bartlesville, Oklahoma






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