My carbureted v-8 feels called out
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My '84 'yota had a similar feel, till I put on a new carb. Edelbrock is what's needed.
Slap an Edelbrock carb on there, done and done.
Man, I keep having that problem, that some car or motorcycle sounds like it needs a repair to me, only for me to realize that, no-no, they want it to sound like that.
Just yesterday evening, I heard someone revving before accelerating again after a stop at a crossing, and if they would've gotten out of their car at that point, I might've shouted over that, damn, sounds like they need to get their clutch looked at.
Genuinely thought they failed to engage a gear multiple times. Meanwhile, they would've probably punched my face in, if I insulted their car like that. 🙃
Chevy 305 represent!
Just replaced a idler pulley on my 305 today that went from squeaking to screaming. Super easy to work on.