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Wedge TR8 Running Poorly
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...only 'cause we been there, done that, and got the battle scars!
How's your ignition system? Ready for a Mallory Unilite? /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
How's your ignition system? Ready for a Mallory Unilite? /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
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I think the budget needs a break until next year, but, sure, that's on the list also!
I think the bracket must be around somewhere. In the excitement of getting it installed, I likely misplaced the bracket. Did not mean to imply Woody did anything wrong, the kit is comprehensive and well-done.....
Anybody on the fence, should definitely do the conversion!!
Can't wait to get some serious seat-time!
Chris
I think the bracket must be around somewhere. In the excitement of getting it installed, I likely misplaced the bracket. Did not mean to imply Woody did anything wrong, the kit is comprehensive and well-done.....
Anybody on the fence, should definitely do the conversion!!
Can't wait to get some serious seat-time!
Chris
You can reuse a bracket from the stock intake, or Woody can send you a repro of the same part made out of a heavier gage steel. It slides under one of the intake bolts and sticks up in the air. The only thing you have to do is drill a small hole in it to mount the throttle return spring. If you don't figure it out, I can post a photo. Hopefully I can find the camera and it has batteries.