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Had a 1976 L-82, 4-sp

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  • About resdoggie
    Name
    mike
    Location
    Some days your the dog and some days your the hydrant.
    Year & Model
    '76 L-82
    Color
    blue-green over blue-green
    Mods
    355 CI, 10.6:1 SCR, 8.3:1 DCR, B-W M-21, 4.11 rear, 750 Holley DP Street HP, AFR 195's, K-B domed pistons w/ .5 cc dome volume, Center Force DFX clutch/PP and billet steel flywheel, Howard's Cams retro HR, .560"/.560", 280* duration, Weiand Team G SP intake, Stewart Stage II WP, 180* thermostat, Mal
    Country of Residence
    CA
  • Signature
    "America still builds rockets"



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  • Last Activity: 01-19-2024 08:11 AM
  • Member Since: 03-12-2011

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  1. resdoggie
    06-02-2015 04:14 PM
    The braided fuel line comes off a fuel regulator mounted on the inner fender skirt. I'm using an-6 fittings made by Sniper. The FL then goes to a billet aluminium fuel filter with a 40-micron filter screen. The filter is attached to a custom made machined adapter into the standard Holley dual feed fuel line with a fitting for the guage. The smaller cylindrical fitting just the right of the gauge is the adapter and the larger cylindrical fitting is the fuel filter. I have since purchased a new dual fuel line and eliminated my custom adapter. Hope this helps. If you need anymore info let me know.
  2. UCVette
    06-02-2015 09:40 AM
    Looking at the picture of your motor, I have a question. You have the steel lines connnected to your carb, with the pressure gauge. Does it then connect directly to the fuel filter? I cannot zoom in enough to see.

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