Recent content by Chris142

We are measuring filters with levels now? :)

In my area every supplier pulls the base gas from the same pipe. They may or may not add addatives after loading the truck. The terminal is in Dagge,ca Kinder Morgan Terminal https://share.google/fJZ08vlqfXHmwGN8W

I have had them my entire life. Don't bother me any.

That's the upgraded replacement. It's fine to use.

The dash should have been screaming at the driver to stop immediately and drain the excess oil. Who went 30 miles without looking at the dash?

Go to orileys and buy the quart bottle of Lucas 2 cycle oil for $10. It's got the correct ratings for your needs.

My work in victorville is always a few degrees hotter than my house.

Weed should be illegal except for medical use and definitely not in a public place

My 1957 case tractor specs sae20

Sealant will work well if you can keep oil off it long enough for it to cure.

It's fine.

That era of SBC had cam problems. If it has not gone flat yet it's probably going to be ok. 1979 was not known as a high performance era. The 882 heads are low compression and don't flow all that good. The valves springs are not that stiff. Hardly a high performance engine. I would run...

Sounds like the compressor is not engaging. That will show equalized pressures on both sides. Hàve you checked fuses?

Yes. I personally prefer a Holley or a pair of them but there's no room on that manifold for those .

What about L -208? They shut the mines down for WW2. Many in my area were still producing.