Nova stocker project.

[HP HUNTER]

Originally Posted by Alan Nyhus

HP Hunter: A few days ago, I remounted the pump so the inlet is behind the fuel cell outlet. The pump inlet is now about 2" lower than the fuel cell outlet.

Thanks for taking the time to respond...it's appreciated! -Al

Thanks, now I can sleep tonight.....now about that pump. LOL

[HandOverFist]

Here you go Al...

[OLD INJUN]

Originally Posted by Dan Wiese

Al I stoped by Koppiens shop yesterday to see your progress. Nova is looking great! Look forward to racing with you again this summer. I am a bit suprised the Arizona peanut section has not offered there advice (Old indian & Had to be there) that advice & good laughs to follow.

Dan

Like I have always said Dan, Let them young'uns learn from their mistakes like we did. O.I.

[hadtobethere]

Originally Posted by Dan Wiese

Al I stoped by Koppiens shop yesterday to see your progress. Nova is looking great! Look forward to racing with you again this summer. I am a bit suprised the Arizona peanut section has not offered there advice (Old indian & Had to be there) that advice & good laughs to follow.

Dan

Going to be about 72 today down here...I see that the Northern cold warning has some of you still putting your tongue on those outside poles.

I am in a hurry, need to finish Christmas shopping....Al, hope your project goes well, looks like a sound car.....I will post ideas after I have a talk with your cousin.

[Alan Nyhus]

hadtobethere: 72 degrees??? Old Injun likely had wooly socks and long johns on to go get the newspaper. HaHa!

Out my back door this Christmas morning:

[HandOverFist]

Better you than me Alan, hehe.

[OLD INJUN]

Al, try this , may be a little lean Val.

[Bob Sherwood]

Al try this , will correct that lean condition!!!!

[Alan Nyhus]

Originally Posted by Bob Sherwood

Al try this , will correct that lean condition!!!!

Geez Bob....that things about the size of the crankshaft in my 327! Reminds me of the 'rubber' Stocker camshaft designed by (blank blank). The lobes grew as the RPM's went up! -Al

[hadtobethere]

Originally Posted by Alan Nyhus

Geez Bob....that things about the size of the crankshaft in my 327! Reminds me of the 'rubber' Stocker camshaft designed by (blank blank). The lobes grew as the RPM's went up! -Al

Al, after a bit of forward thinking....most likely Stock will expand the rules, so you should be ahead of this...

It will be hard to put one of Steve's BB in that thing and call it a 327 so....Ya, Sherwood can get the 'Shadow' to work a big stick to fit, and that old Nitro kit from the Pro guy will work fine. DB has a crate motor on order that you can use. Check and see if old Northwind has a valve train, also W.S. has some parts....more later.