Reply to "Hall Pantera 8 stack Weber intake."

comp2Member

quote:
Originally posted by mike the snake:
Can you elaborate? I'm not sure what you mean about using a lawnmower spring.

quote:
Originally posted by comp2:
Mike I have posted before but if you look on mine I am using a lawn mower recoil spring.

I posted some of this some time back. Since the Webers have 8 butterflies on an 8 cyl it needs basically a long spring to hold them down. I retrofitted a lawn mower recoil spring to do just that. You can actually see it in the plate between the Webers in the earlier photos:

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars2/panttransam/web/DSC_0059.AVI

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars2/p...sam/web/DSC_0059.AVI

4/4/157:31 AM

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