The rebuild of my 261 is coming along nicely. I have three carbys for it. which should I spend my time and money on? Rochester model B came with the 261. ...
I'm converting my 46 3/4 to 12 volts at the same time I'm doing the engine swap to a 261. My head is swimming which clutch which bell housing which water pump...
Jeff Here's a link to a pretty good article that talks about 6/12 conversion by using either a voltage regulator or resistors and the good, bad, and ugly of...
I would use the carb that came with it, but double check that it is the correct carb for that engine. Just my opinion; they will all probably work but a 261...
Jeff, I switched from 6 to 12 volts. I put a voltage reducer in between the switch for the heater and the heater itself. I suppose it depends on which switch...
Jeff ; You don't really have any choice as the 216 carbys have a smaller mounting flange that won't fit your 261 . -Nate ... on? ... owner ... carby....
Well ; The needs of the fuel gauge and the heater fan motor are very different . Chevs Of The 40's sells nifty 12 volt blower motors that look just like the 6...
OK, I pulled the sender out and used the meter, it worked pefect. Tested ground, good. Did the test on the new guage with your hand and it went to full....
If this has a float on an arm, make sure the float floats and that it is not hanging up on the side of the tank. Shake the float, if it is hollow, to make sure...
Things may be just fine, Dave. Fill it up and see what it reads. On mine when my gauge reads close to E it only takes 7 gallons to fill it up. Just the nature...
Try your testing with the sender in your hand (and a lead connecting the sender to ground). I had the same problem and swore it wasn't hanging up on the...
Hi, I'm Wagner Peres from brasil and i have a pickup truck 1/2 ton 1950. I bought (ebay) a complete wipers with vacuum engine, but i never saw the wipers...
This may help some. …bill HYPERLINK "http://chevy.tocmp.com/1929_54chevyparts/10/524.HTM"http://chevy.tocmp.com/ 1929_54chevyparts/10/524.HTM _____ From:...
I`m wantin to have my 327 1.94 heads changed to 2.02`s. Anyone out there ever had this done? If so, about what kind of money would be involved and would it be...
Dan, I'd say it would only be practical if you are trying to achieve something that can't be done with the 1.94's. It depends completely on what you are...
Hi Wagner ! . _WELCOME_ to our group ! . There's a manual called " AD assembly manual " that costs $30.00 and has exploded drawings of every inch of yuor truck...
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Hello All, I still not give up finding REAR BUMPER BRACKET for my 1952 truck, but it's to the point I'm asking for help for very last time... so if there are...
Dear Group, I live in Jakarta, Indonesia. My recently restored 1959 Apache 38 is having engine problem, smokey. My mechanic discovered that the the crankshaft...
I am planning to get the letters painted on my valve cover rather than using a decal. However, while I think the letters are supposed to center over the curve...
I did a search …Thriftmaster valve cover, on our site. There is a lot of email on this, but I didn’t locate the picture I remember seeing. I believe it...
Hi again; from the Stovebolt Forms I find this. …bill “Looking through the '47 - '54 Assembly Manual, I found that: The Decalcomania (decal on the valve...
I agree Jeff, for street driving the 1.94's are a much better valve more torque at lower RPM, is what you want for street power, for racing flat out then the...
First thing to do is to correctly identify the engine thats in the truck. It really could be several different ones. Even some of the crankshafts for the same...
Yep, that is what I saw. If the re-pop decals are the same size as original, that means the letters wrap over the rounded corner. But here is something ...