If you get under a car that is not on jack stand, you are just asking for it. My jack let go for not reason, lowered it compeletly and it worked fine ever since. I still don't trust it. Use Jack stands, and the Jack as a back up.
Below is a picture of the motor mounts that were in my car when I pulled the motor. I’m not sure if they are factory correct or generic replacements. Anyone know?
'63 340HP
Another option is to go with an electronic conversion kit. It eliminates the points. I installed it in my car. Really easy to do.
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I cleaned them up in my blast media cabinet using glass bead then washed them down with soap and water. I was really surprised how good they look. Perfectly clean with a satin like finish to them. I used the same clean-up method on the intake too. :cool
Now that CAC is back up and running I can post some pictures of my progress with the engine rebuild. I’m just waiting on a few parts to button it up. The oil pump I ordered did not fit the stock oil pan so that’s on its way. Also, the ARP rocker arm studs did not allow enough clearance with the...
Is it possible the oil is coming from someplace other then the plug? I had a leak at the back of the intake manifold. The oil ran down the block, and ended up dripping from the oil pan plug. At first I thought it was the rear main seal, but I change the seal and the leak was still present. I...
I’m partial to red with black int., but black ex. with red int. is really nice.
I don’t think I’ve seen a Blue ex. with red int. If anyone has a pic, post it. I’d like to see.
According to the 1963 Corvette Shop Manual the compression specification for the ’63 340HP motor is 11.25:1. What kind of octane fuel was readily available back then? 110 octane? Or did most people just retard the timing?
I had a chatter and slipping problem with my clutch. My clutch pedal was very stiff. The problem may have stemmed from an oil leak that started at the rear of the intake manifold. Oil ran down the back of the block and found its way into the bell housing. Overall the clutch was shot. I’m sure it...
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