That a joke

olbap olbap at mail.mia.bellsouth.net
Sat Jun 3 05:12:30 GMT 2000



Like I was saying, you can make all of those things. I did when I got
started and no one said it had to be aluminum( I actually made a TB spacer
out of Corian, very hard and heat resistant, and injector spacer out of a
peice of cutting board plastic), and grump just went over the easy & cheap
way to get 2" bores. It would completely defeat the purpose if you got a bbc
tb and then got a spacer adapter that necked down to run on your stock
manifold, dont believe the hype, youdspend loads of cash for minimal
improvement IMHO.


Pablo










At 11:44 PM 6/2/00 EDT, you wrote:
>In a message dated 06/02/2000 13:15:00 Pacific Daylight Time, 
>nacelp at bright.net writes:
>
><< Please don't take offense.
> Just I got burnt by them. >>
>None taken.  Since I started this, I'll run this by you guys.
>
>I have an '87 350 TBI, spare engine is a '90 model.  What's the advantages of 
>these mods and the disadvantages;
>
>Putting on a BBC TBI, spacer underneath it.  I've noticed there's a new one 
>on the market, the Helix, that is grooved to improve atomization, and the 
>injector spacer that raises the spacers.
>
>As for the spacer, I've seen the ones that are 2 inch on top, then taper down 
>to fit the manifold, am I right on this?  
>
>So far I'm looking at 229 for the BBC, spacer is anywhere from 40 to 90 
>dollars depending on which one, and I think the injector spacer is around 20 
>dollars.  Now obviously I can scrounge the junkyards for the TBI unit and 
>save a few bucks.
>
>What and where would I expect performance gains?  Bottom end is great, top 
>end needs a little help, so does mileage.
>
>As for pressure, I read some of the talk about increasing fuel pressure, 
>would this help performance and what would I want to increase it to?
>
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>          ---Charlton Heston----
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