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Messages - Brian K

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Restoration / Re: Breaking in a motor
« on: January 15, 2006, 04:39:00 PM »
Well guess what my Father and Uncle and me did yesterday, just broke-in the solid lifter 427 motor in a complete rotisserie restored 69 Yenko Camaro clone we just finished for a customer. This is the  break-in procedure for all chevy solid lifter cams.

1: set ign. timing on no.1 cyl. readty to fire
2: prime engine oil system  (we use straight 30 weight non detergent oil for engine break-in)
3: make sure valve lash set.
4: re-install distributor set for no 1 ready to fire
5: do not install coil wire.
6: turn engine over with starter making sure engine developes oil pressure on your oil pressure gauge.
7: adj carb idle air bleed screws 1 1/4 turns out
8: adj. carb idle screw to 1/2 t0 1 turn above base idle adj, you are setting engine to run at about 1800 to  2200 rpm after the engine comes off the fast idle cam.
9: you are now ready to start engine (install coil wire).
10: start engine. if above have been done properly all things should go well
11: start engine and run for 15-20 minutes at 1800 to 2200 rpm.( do not rev or change rpm level above or below the 1800 to 2200 rpm. at this point not necessary to adj timing or set carb. these things will be done after cam break-in.
be sure to watch engine oil pressure gauge and water temp. do not let temp go over 200 to 210 degrees and check for leaks (oil and water). After 15 to 20 minute break in period shut off engine (stalling motor is better than key turning if its a manual trans), let engine cool, check and top off radiator. drain oil, change fillter (add new oil and filter whatever your owners manual  recommends) set engine timing, re-adj carb and re-adjust valves to proper valve setting.

any questions just post or email.

we have installed many chevy solid lifter cams.


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Originality / Re: 67 bumper jack
« on: January 15, 2006, 01:38:47 AM »
My 67 jack is painted gray and looks like the one on the right (black one) in your picture. Mine is an 11E Norwood car. Sincerely Brian

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Restoration / Re: 67 console wiring info
« on: January 15, 2006, 01:32:53 AM »
Ricks camaro sell's a RS and console gage diagram page 202 of the new 2006 catalog part number gwm-79 price $5.95, I'm sure all the Camaro dealers sell this same one just don't have their catalogs sitting next to me right now. Sincerely Brian

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Originality / Re: Black Firewall Paint
« on: January 15, 2006, 01:07:32 AM »
Sorry Rick but on page 121 of the new 2006 Ricks catalog he does have the correct trunk light clips number HW-10 price $8.95 for 3 (just like your correct description). I know this becase my 67 has these same clips (only 2 when I bought the car back in 1979 I found a third on a original mid year corvette rad support). I alway check the new catalogs when they come out for correct items. Last years book didn't have them it has the style you referenced to as being long and wrong, which is on page 115 of that catalog and has the same part number HW-10 but price is $10.95 and they are wrong. I've also seen them for sale on eBay by that Jkeefe guy who is always selling Nos Camaro bolts. Sincerely Brian

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Originality / Re: Black Firewall Paint
« on: January 14, 2006, 05:26:16 AM »
Rick's Camaro new 2006 now has the correct trunk light clips, they where also used on 63-67 Corvettes on the rad support to hold the wire for the horns.

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Restoration / Re: 68 Camaro lower hood latch finish
« on: October 24, 2005, 11:19:16 PM »
Yep, gray phosphate.

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Originality / Re: 67 Deluxe interior seat belts
« on: October 19, 2005, 12:21:13 AM »
Chris, the pic's I sent was a deluxe seat belt, I thought you had deluxe one's. Sorry for any confusion. Sincerely Brian ( I didn't notice those fancy smancy new CRG features like inserting pics, this place is getting real cool!)

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Originality / Re: interior door color question
« on: October 19, 2005, 12:15:47 AM »
They were painted the same color as the interior, in your case semi gloss black. Sincerely Brian

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Originality / Re: 67 Deluxe interior seat belts
« on: October 18, 2005, 12:04:22 AM »
If you email me your email address, I'll take a pic of one the seat belts in my 11E car for you.

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