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TheGageinator

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    Central Texas
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    vintage automotive
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    1954 Plymouth Belvedere sedan

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    Lifelong auto enthusiast / / mechanic / driver
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  1. TheGageinator started following 1949 Plymouth Rear Drum Removal ? , New project, cloning an AoK dual carb intake for 23 inch heads , Multiple Carb Conversion and 2 others
  2. TheGageinator
    Wow, excellent work!! I'd love to know what jet numbers you are planning to run, and if you modified anything else inside the carbs.
  3. TheGageinator
    Hey, I did a video on this too! Using a torch on the drum snout is VERY worthwhile!!!
  4. TheGageinator
    I did a video on replacing mine the other day. It went much better than I was expecting! 1954 Plymouth Belvedere 218
  5. TheGageinator
    I know you already got yours done, but figured I'd post this video for the next person searching this topic. Heat helps majorly. Don't put anything on the taper shafts when reinstalling.
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