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    1/07/2022 12:29 PM  #51

    TKOPerformance
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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Honestly, if this was a fight I didn't notice.  I thought we were just throwing some banter back and forth.  The big issue with typed responses is there is no way to gauge intonation.  Sarcastic comments read like literal ones, etc.  I keep saying there need to be fonts for different intonations. 

    I'm with BB on the idea that what I like doesn't have to be what you like, etc.  The greatest part of this hobby is variety.  I have a great deal of respect for all you guys because of your knowledge and how you comport yourselves in a realm often ruled by trolls and childish behavior.  This forum is bar none the best I've ever seen n terms of how members interact with one another. 
     

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    1/07/2022 1:24 PM  #52

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    TKOPerformance wrote:

      I'm wit BB on the idea that what I like doesn't have to be what you like, etc.  The greatest part of this hobby is variety.  I have a great deal of respect for all you guys because of your knowledge and how you comport yourselves in a realm often ruled by trolls and childish behavior.  This forum is bar none the best I've ever seen n terms of how members interact with one another. 
     

    TKO - 100% agree.  If my posts offended anyone, I apologize.  I truly believe in whatever mods made to one’s ride is their choice, and if they’re happy with it, great.

     

    65 Fastback, 351W, 5-speed, 4 wheel discs, 9" rear,  R&C Front End.
     

    1/07/2022 1:32 PM  #53

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style




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    It's hard to beat  'the look' of a tunnel ram under anything other than a Holley carb!!
    Eye candy fer sure-fer sure!
    6s6

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    1/07/2022 1:40 PM  #54

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Here's a look at Holleys on a tunnel ram getting a 'fine' tune! (from a 'fine' pit crew person!)
    They just belong together........Holley on a big tunnel ram!




    Another angle.



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    I have an Eddy carb on my hot rod ..cause-they-EZ to work on!
    6s6

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    1/07/2022 10:46 PM  #55

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    That car is amazing Sal.

    Here it is on the track:

    https://youtu.be/YMVfUPPlaYU

     

    1/08/2022 8:55 AM  #56

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    TKOPerformance wrote:

      This forum is bar none the best I've ever seen n terms of how members interact with one another. 
     

     Just one more reason why  you need to get to a Bash, TKO.  Then ypu'll really understand.

    BB1

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    1/08/2022 12:03 PM  #57

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Nos681 wrote:

    That car is amazing Sal.

    Here it is on the track:

    https://youtu.be/YMVfUPPlaYU

    It'll  'Honk' fer sure!!!
    (Whewwww....makes me feel all-funny-in-side listening/watch'in that  "thang"!)
    6s6
     

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    1/08/2022 2:11 PM  #58

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Back to the OP. I bought this tool set from a war surplus store back in 1970 when I was working on my EXP homebuilt; it makes real pro looking hose retaining bumps.

    My fuel line;

     How it works.












     

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    1/08/2022 10:17 PM  #59

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Those are great looking retainer bumps.  I just use the first step of an SAE inverted flare, tightened at about 50%, to make a nice bump in the tube.

    Money you enjoy wasting is NOT wasted money... unless your wife finds out.
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    1/09/2022 7:56 AM  #60

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Bullet Bob wrote:

    TKOPerformance wrote:

      This forum is bar none the best I've ever seen n terms of how members interact with one another. 
     

     Just one more reason why you need to get to a Bash, TKO. Then ypu'll really understand.

    BB1

    I'll drink whatever Koolaid you give me BB!
     

     

    1/09/2022 11:04 AM  #61

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    There's always a fair selection,  hope to see you there.

    "you get what you pay for, good work isn't cheap, and there are NO free lunches...PERIOD!"
     

    1/09/2022 2:51 PM  #62

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    BB's Koolaid is now my favourite type.

    "Those telephone poles were like a picket fence"
     

    1/09/2022 6:45 PM  #63

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    50vert wrote:

    BB's Koolaid is now my favourite type.

     Thanks Barry, I just wish you  could get over to help us enjoy it.  Butt(TS&T) when you DO make it over I promise to have a batch.

    "you get what you pay for, good work isn't cheap, and there are NO free lunches...PERIOD!"
     

    1/10/2022 8:42 AM  #64

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Rudi - having the right tools is one part, being able to use them is another ... typically nice work by yourself.

    65 Fastback, 351W, 5-speed, 4 wheel discs, 9" rear,  R&C Front End.
     

    1/10/2022 11:50 AM  #65

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    Re: Streamlined Holley fuel lines, factory style

    Thanks Bob, specialized tools sure make a job easier as well as getting the end results looking nice.
    I sure do miss those war surplus shops.

    Good work ain't cheap, Cheap work ain't good!   Simple Man
     

     

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