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  1. Taxmanth

    [FOR SALE] Pro street 1969 GSS EFI 8-71 NoS

    FULL build in on this site. Never raced. Finished restoration. 440, 8-71, big and ugly with 10 80lb injectors. Holley Dominator EFI. 3 speed 727 with line lock. 12 point cage. Parachute. Wheelie bars. A REAL H-code GTS Dart. Added GSS stripe. Have a video of it running and driving...
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Welp I’m sick of my damn Chinese float. The damn thing just keeps dissolving in the tank. So I got a good auto meter sender. Works like a champ!
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well. Having voltage issues. And it’s killing the battery so often I’m sick of lifting the 9,000 lb trunk to charger the battery. So I’m installing jumper posts in the fake reverse lights in the bumper. But if you know who the alternator keeps trying to go to 16v let me know. Haha
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Only thing wrong was driving around town. On dual 950 cfm carbs. Smelling like gas all the time gave me a headake. So I converted it to fuel injection. That’s a efi hat.
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Bought the wife a new car. The dealer said he would let me put my car in the showroom. Hahaha I said careful what u wish for.
  6. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Got a pic? How did you put it in the water pump housing?
  7. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Did you notice the stuffed scatpack bee on the dash! New co pilot!
  8. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Mounted the Holley 7.5” on the overhead rollbar. I had some 3” rubber insulated hose straps. I just drilled a new hole in the back of them to make a stud and connected it to the back with the factory hardware. I can’t get a wrench back there so they are just finger tight but, the rubber is in...
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    [FOR SALE] Chrome squareback 85Amp alternator

    summit brand. 85 Amp. Looks just as good as the day I bought it. Replacing it for a 130 amp-er because of all the electronics I added to the car. Also including the electronic voltage regulator, it’s nothing special. Napa or autozone, I think I got it from. Still have the instructions! $100...
  10. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well I added a fuel pressure gauge to the Holley system so I could keep a eye on that massive fuel pump. Took it on her first efi drive to a car show and wine first place in the mopar category. Yeayy! Found a few bugs. First one is that the voltage regulator gets suuuper hot and the car does...
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Haha tried that first. The hole in the t stat is the same size as the -20 hose outlet. I was like welllllppp
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well the water pump housing does not have a recess for a restrictor plate. Nor does the t stat housing... The engine builder says no t stat. The radiator company becool said to use one. Or a restrictor plate minimum. That the water moves through the engine too fast with out it. So I decided...
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well I want to tackle the over heating problem. Sick of it. So I’m going to install a restrictor plate... but they r like 15 bucks for a set. Why? I’ll make my own!
  14. Taxmanth

    [FOR SALE] Blower or tunnel ram Carb Kit

    i have changed my car over to fuel injection and have no need for this stuff any more. Nothing wrong with anything. Two Holley 950 double pump supercharger carbs ( synced and jetted for a 440. Have glass sight bowls on each side and four corner idle adjustment screws ) Holley street scoop...
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Wires are wired Here is the batch of extra wire. Love having a A body. Nothing is far away
  16. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well got a Fuuuuuuck ton done! Not much was picture worthy. Got the car to run, idle (at 575 rpm!), and rev! The computer and O2 were bad and Holley got new ones sent to me. I hooked up everything and the thing would still not run. After much monkeying around I found out I fouled out the plugs...
  17. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well throttle cable installed. Just need a stronger spring. I also got the car to start and run! Crappy part is that it pops. Like back fires in the exhaust. So I think I just need to take some fuel out of it and we should be back in business. Hopefully. Then I can terminate all the...
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Also got brackets from RBS superchargers. So now I can connect the throttle cable to the injector hat. They don’t really match. I may weld them togeather. Or something. Idk just yet.
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Yeayyyy! I loaded up the new computer. Plugged in the new O2 sensor and boom! It’s reading ! Finally! All that’s head banging for nothing. I had a bad computer this whole time.
  20. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well after racking my brain and getting help from the experts I found out the computer was bad! So sent it back to Holley and they sent me a new one with a new O2 sensor!!!! Holley you rock!!! Well going to put them in the car and will try again.
  21. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well on the plus side, that fixed the leak! In other news I’m 90% sure the computer is junk! So back to Holley it goes!
  22. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well I think I could the leaking problem. There was no gasket here. Just a o ring that was all dorked up. So I added a gasket and rtv’d the hell out of the threads. Hope that stops it!
  23. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well I got some permeated that’s gas proof. Going to put a good helping on n then add some gorilla silicone around the edge. Hope it seals this time!
  24. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Yea the carb scoop is not worthy of efi. It’s more looks then anything. Your the one with a cool car. I’m just trying to keep pace!!
  25. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Ok well I may have corrected the problem. I fixed the plugs, I started the car and it idled normally enough. But I used clear silicone to fill the gaps. The engine rpm was enough to move he plugs around and it got another leak in it. So I need to get another semi pemanent caulk or some glue...
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    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    Well may have found A problem. The plugs in the hat aren’t plugging. As you can see there’s a gap, so they are letting air in. As you can see in the second picture there needs to be a knife edge on the plug so it can let the butterfly open in the socket. I guess I have some quality time with...
  27. Taxmanth

    Holley EFI— start but not run

    Yea I did all the dummy checks. Nothing there. I don’t have a IAC. It’s a big and ugly on a 8/71. No room for one really. Holley said I had to use a 3bar built base map. It was not good enough that I used a map and changed the sensor to a 3bar. Basically, changing the sensor in the computer...
  28. Taxmanth

    Holley EFI— start but not run

    Well made a small amount of progress today. It starts and runs. Only problem is, it runs at red line. Hahaha wtf.
  29. Taxmanth

    1969 Dodge Dart Pro-Street 440

    It needs to know cam position for timing. But I’m not using the computer to time the engine. So it’s unused. It needs crank trigger to see engine rpm to turn on the injectors. I have that hooked to the cd box. Works with square wave set up.
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