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![]() Looks cool. You might want to think about getting some plastic wire loom covering to help protect those wires.
A tip for future reference as well, is to go to your local kmart and buy several large, carwashing sponges, and cut them into quarters. Then, anytime you have some opening exposed (intake ports, distributor mount, intake manifold w/ the carb off, etc.), you can stick one in there to keep debris out. This is very important. The picture below shows what I found in my oil pan (minus the yolk) after dropping a nut into the intake, and not knowing it. ![]() Take care, -Chris
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