xxllmm4
09-03-2012, 12:50 PM
Hey Everyone,
First a little background info. I'm 38 and last month had a massive heart attack. It also turns out I have a weird genetic defect where I have 3 ventricular arteries, only one really works and it got blocked. They did the full on chest compression and put a stint in to clear the blockage. Only 17% of people survive this kind of heart attack... Luck me :)
The only reason I bring this up is because I'm seriously motivated to get my truck done. My wife and I are having our marriage vows renewed on the 15th and come hell or high water it will be running.
Does Shaker455 have a website or contact info? I am wanting a pre-tuned carb as close as possible since I have very little experience working on carbs. Here is the build below.
58 Chevy PU
Chevy 383 with a manual shift 350
Vortec Heads
Edelbrock air gap rpm intake
xe 247h cam with 1.6 roller rockers
1-3/4 equal length fender-well headers
3.08 gears, soon to be 3.90
Nitto Drag radials
Cal-trac traction bars
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Jordon
First a little background info. I'm 38 and last month had a massive heart attack. It also turns out I have a weird genetic defect where I have 3 ventricular arteries, only one really works and it got blocked. They did the full on chest compression and put a stint in to clear the blockage. Only 17% of people survive this kind of heart attack... Luck me :)
The only reason I bring this up is because I'm seriously motivated to get my truck done. My wife and I are having our marriage vows renewed on the 15th and come hell or high water it will be running.
Does Shaker455 have a website or contact info? I am wanting a pre-tuned carb as close as possible since I have very little experience working on carbs. Here is the build below.
58 Chevy PU
Chevy 383 with a manual shift 350
Vortec Heads
Edelbrock air gap rpm intake
xe 247h cam with 1.6 roller rockers
1-3/4 equal length fender-well headers
3.08 gears, soon to be 3.90
Nitto Drag radials
Cal-trac traction bars
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Jordon