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There sure is a lot of "clever" in this one....thanks for posting!My fabulous web page
"If it don't go, chrome it!" --Stroker McGurk
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Thanks for the compliments guys! I've always wanted to do something like this with EFI on a Hilborn. To me it seems the most optimal setup you could have. It has been one of the more challenging projects I've done in awhile and not sure if somebody has ever attempted doing this.Nick Smithberg
www.smithbergracing.com
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Very impressive! Is the goal to hide the injectors for a cleaner look, better injector targeting, or something else that wasn't available off the shelf?Last edited by Matt Cramer; January 22, 2014, 07:51 AM.
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Dunno how I missed this... Makes me wish I tried harder to be a machinist..
You are a true artist, Nick... From someone who can play a bit... Your work inspires!
Oh yeah, I also have a soft spot for the W headed motors too..
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Originally posted by Matt Cramer View PostVery impressive! Is the goal to hide the injectors for a cleaner look, better injector targeting, or something else that wasn't available off the shelf?Nick Smithberg
www.smithbergracing.com
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Originally posted by Deaf Bob View PostDunno how I missed this... Makes me wish I tried harder to be a machinist..
You are a true artist, Nick... From someone who can play a bit... Your work inspires!
Oh yeah, I also have a soft spot for the W headed motors too..Nick Smithberg
www.smithbergracing.com
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Nick, I have one question. Is it going to be hard to get 8 injectors stuffed into the fuel rail down in between the injector stacks? I have never seen aluminum finned 348/409 valve covers with the Chevrolet in raised letters on them. Those are really neat and your work is absolutely awesome.
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Hey Gary, hope all is well in your world!
Yes, there is some pre assembly on a bench before the injectors are set down on the heads. I believe the valve covers were purchased from Speedway Motors. Not sure if they will use them or alter them. These guys don't mess around....top notch work! Wish you could see this in person to really appreciate it more. Lots of detail work in everything.Nick Smithberg
www.smithbergracing.com
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Originally posted by BOSSMAN View PostYes, Yes, and Yes (to have something nobody else has).www.realtuners.com - catch the RealTuners Radio Podcast on Youtube, Facebook, iTunes, and anywhere else podcasts are distributed!
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Wow! how many hours do you have in it? If you don't mind telling.
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