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Think I'm ready .......... |
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 I think it's great. Good photos and just enough pertinent info in the essay.
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Looks good...a few typos but what the heck.
Do you know what the correct timing adjustment would be on a 1956 Chevy with a 327 engine and a 4 barrel carburetor? |
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You have a nice kitty
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Looking good
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Ty all ...
deluxe... nope, not off the top of my head I don't ..would have to call my dad to get that info ...lol and as for the typos ... just have to get use to them..Having dyslexia I don't alway catch them.. |
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What's the first best thing you can do with your lips?
 J/K
I love it, it's very nice. 
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Not quite, you need a kickstand...
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Oh, the profile... oops ! It looks good, but you need to go back and correct all the spelling errors. Example: believe, not belive
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Do you know what the correct timing adjustment would be on a 1956 Chevy with a 327 engine and a 4 barrel carburetor?
I'd set it at 8 deg BTDC and run ported vac to the dist, but thats just me. lol |
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Do you know what the correct timing adjustment would be on a 1956 Chevy with a 327 engine and a 4 barrel carburetor? I'd set it at 8 deg BTDC and run ported vac to the dist, but thats just me. lol It was a trick question! In 1956 the common small-block Chevy engine was the 265, with its passenger car rating of 162hp. Soon after the first 265s hit the showrooms, customers wanted more performance and Chevrolet responded with the 283 in '57 and then the 327 in '62. 8 degrees BTDC is the correct timing though!
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