First start of my 67

[Chris E.]

Yeah baby...........she's ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fub6zjiZO9Q

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOE7jtJWpJ0

[Timothy B.]

Re: First start of my 67

Congratulations Chris, sounds and looks great.

[Chris E.]

Re: First start of my 67

Thanks Tim. It was a long time comin'.

[Tim L.]

Re: First start of my 67

Thanks for sharing! Congrats. Are you still planning on showing it at the Iowa Chapter Meet in Sept? Hope to see you there.
Tim

[Chris E.]

Re: First start of my 67

Yes I am. Hope to see you there too!

[Stuart F.]

Re: First start of my 67

Chris;

Pardon my ignorance, but I noticed in your videos when you opened the throttle, it seemed to starve out as if the accelerator pump was disconnected. Was that just my cheap computer sound system or did you in fact have it diconnected. If you did, can you tell me the significance of doing that.

Stu Fox

[Chris E.]

Re: First start of my 67

I don't know enough about carb operation to be able to tell you if the accel. pump was hooked up or not. Sorry.

[John H.]

Re: First start of my 67

I don't know enough about carb operation to be able to tell you if the accel. pump was hooked up or not. Sorry.

Chris -

You need to have someone familiar with Holleys check that out - it doesn't appear to be getting an accelerator pump shot; driving the car, you'll have a major tip-in hesitation issue. Could be as simple as a correct pump arm spring adjustment.

[Chris E.]

Re: First start of my 67

Chris -

You need to have someone familiar with Holleys check that out - it doesn't appear to be getting an accelerator pump shot; driving the car, you'll have a major tip-in hesitation issue. Could be as simple as a correct pump arm spring adjustment.

Ok, I'll bring it up with my expert that is helping me with the restoration.