Reply to "New owner of chassis 3820"

rockyMember

No info in ProvaMo (registry) about your 3820 car.

Your car looks good, but me personally, I’d pull all that stuff off the top of the engine, and run it with a carb for a while, especially it you have the carb the PO ran before he embarked on this fuel injection effort.

Drive the car, make sure all the bugs are worked out, then decide if you want to pursue this FI project…. It looks pretty complicated at this point.

There is a Pantera Shop in Carson City that can provide “tuned” carbs for the car, and there’s a lot of experience up there in NorCal.

Good luck with your project!

Rocky

10/8/2311:31 PM

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