to vacuum pump, or not to vacuum pump, that is the question?

BIZMANRACING · 09-22-2007, 10:48 AM

ALL THE PIECES ARE BACK IN PLACE AND I?M READY TO GO RACING AGAIN.

My question concerns the use of alcohol and vacuum pumps. As of this writing I was not planning on using a vacuum pump since I didn?t have one on they?re before. A little background. My 383 was originally build't to run on gas. But, after running it for 2 years I got tired of trying to figure out my ?dial in? if the weather changed dramatically. So, I decided to switch to alcohol. Which took care of the problem.

But,

The motor did not live long. I heard and got a lot of advice. You need to get a vacuum pump or if not you?ll need to change your oil after ever use .

So my question is, for those that use alcohol or have experienced the wows that I?m going through what do you recommend?

Carlos Mendes
S/street 1739

09-22-2007, 10:48 AM	#1
BIZMANRACING Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: east brunswick, new jersey Posts: 62 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	to vacuum pump, or not to vacuum pump, that is the question? ALL THE PIECES ARE BACK IN PLACE AND I?M READY TO GO RACING AGAIN. My question concerns the use of alcohol and vacuum pumps. As of this writing I was not planning on using a vacuum pump since I didn?t have one on they?re before. A little background. My 383 was originally build't to run on gas. But, after running it for 2 years I got tired of trying to figure out my ?dial in? if the weather changed dramatically. So, I decided to switch to alcohol. Which took care of the problem. But, The motor did not live long. I heard and got a lot of advice. You need to get a vacuum pump or if not you?ll need to change your oil after ever use . So my question is, for those that use alcohol or have experienced the wows that I?m going through what do you recommend? Carlos Mendes S/street 1739