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|    Roger Nelson to Roy Witt    |
|    57 Chevy    |
|    04 Dec 12 06:35:19    |
      On Mon Dec-03-2012 22:48, Roy Witt (1:387/22) wrote to Roger Nelson:               RW> Bre'r Roger Nelson wrote about RE:Re: 57 Chevy to Bre'r Roy Witt:                RW>> Wanna update your 57 Chevy's fuel injection, take a look at this.               RW>> http://tinyurl.com/c8lvxlw               RN> My '57 Bel Air wasn't fuel injected. When I was through souping it        RN> up, it was the equivalent of a '57 Corvette 283 with 3 dueces. Seems        RN> a waste to have that with a Powerglide trans, but it worked and I was        RN> happy with it. My friend ordered a '57 150 with the rear seat deleted        RN> and it had a 283 fuel injected engine and four on the floor. Good        RN> times.               RW> Did you look at the URL? This product allows the installation of a        RW> late model LS engine into any old crate and there is no need to use        RW> the LS donor car's computer, wire harnesses and sensors...              Not yet. It was late when I wrote that and I was reminiscing about those       days. I did see an episode of "Pawn Stars" wherein they bought "the old man"       a '57 Chevy and their ace car restorer put an LS-1 engine in it. That thing       should fly! Only problem is it's black and that absorbs too much heat while       looking nice. Mine was a turquoise, two-door coupe. The prettiest car I ever       owned. Very few could stay with me after a 30MPH crack-on.                     Regards,              Roger        --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+        * Origin: NCS BBS - Houma, LoUiSiAna - (1:3828/7)    |
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