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Did all that checked the ohm's and hooked a fuel gage up it and works fine when bench testing but once he dropped it into the tank he sais no power to the unit -
Finished the fall detail on B.T. 🙂. Snapped a couple pictures - the camera actually caught a decent amount of the gloss (turning on all the overhead lights helped). -
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By TWO LANE BLACK TOP · Posted
Have been away for awhile... But I'm back now........Does the engine have an oil scavenger tray in the bottom...?? If so It's very possible that one counter weights on the crankshaft might be hitting it or rubbing against it once on every revolution.... -
Thanks Frosty. Um... what does DUB mean? I'll let you guys know if I go ahead with the wheels.
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