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    been waiting to hear your opinion on the Holley exhaust manifolds. i like the heat shields on the exhaust manifolds, looks good!
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    I like those heat shields too. Did they come with the manifolds or are they custom?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TriumphR3 View Post
    I like those heat shields too. Did they come with the manifolds or are they custom?
    They are L31 350 manifold shields. Still available new from GM for about $5 ea. The dipstick and tube are also for a L31 truck or Tahoe. I looked up many of the part numbers on Nemiga parts.

    The one thing I have not been able to find yet is a G-van 454 air duct. The 454 air cleaner and duct has an air inlet that is 2x the size of a stock small block.
    Last edited by Fast355; 01-13-2024 at 12:11 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tayto View Post
    been waiting to hear your opinion on the Holley exhaust manifolds. i like the heat shields on the exhaust manifolds, looks good!
    I know they will be down a bit on HP and substantially on torque to headers, but they fit very nicely and I can easily get my hand into the space left over to access the spark plugs and wires. I can get to all the plugs with a standard spark plug socket and 3/8" flex head ratchet.

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    Just thought I would add it does run fully on its own fuel system now, TBI tank &sending unit with a vortec pump.. It literally started very quickly and easily considering the timing was a bit retarded and nothing has been messed with on startup fuel. I ran the engine independent of the vans harness, save for the fuel pump relay and fuel pump wiring I had already connected to the Proflows fuel pump output in the process of getting the wiring sparted.

    1st start
    https://youtube.com/shorts/pN8rTQVkP...uKOreS6DbHoHLx

    1st warmup, base timing adjusted to the specified 12 btdc with the set timing mode enabled
    https://youtube.com/shorts/RCqewqzyY...CnS_HpZFLTcJG9

    Warmed up, Idle air flow screw adjusted.
    https://youtube.com/shorts/q6WOUPrYw...pXAcUwvlrc1Uu6
    Last edited by Fast355; 01-28-2024 at 11:09 PM.

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    Pulled it out of the shop and made a brief test drive. Running well enough already that it stalls the OE TH400 converter ~2,500 rpm and hazes the right rear P275/60R15 even with the 3.08 gear lol.
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    Hi Fast,

    Always interested in your progress on this.
    Whats up with the 12.3V battery voltage on the dashboard display, isn't that a bit low?

    Cheers,
    Andrew

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kitch View Post
    Hi Fast,

    Always interested in your progress on this.
    Whats up with the 12.3V battery voltage on the dashboard display, isn't that a bit low?

    Cheers,
    Andrew
    I need to replace the alternator and finish wiring it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kitch View Post
    Hi Fast,

    Always interested in your progress on this.
    Whats up with the 12.3V battery voltage on the dashboard display, isn't that a bit low?

    Cheers,
    Andrew
    Put a 145 amp AD244 on it and wired it up. Charges perfectly now. 14.5 on a cold start and settles down around 13.8-14.0 when it is hot.
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