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Thats a good time for a basically stock 318. Just out of curiosity, what is your timing set at? initial and total. I have a 318 as well thats a mild build but can't break into the 15's. But then again I am running street tires. I was always thinking maybe the timing was to blame, becuase I would...

I remember seeing your car at the Nats. Here is a picture I snapped. Beautiful car! Low 6's!!! That must be a blast behind the wheel! :burnout:

I filled the car up with gas just a few miles away from the strip. It dosn't seems to run rough when letting off the gas and getting back on it. Seems fine. I don't know when i'll get time to check the sending unit sock. I'll be leaving for the mopar nats in a few days. But I hope it gets solved...

It did seem like it was really bogging until I let of the gas. But as I mentioned before it was running fine until that point around 70mph then it just simply didn't want to keep going. I figured if it wasn't getting fuel the car would just quit so I slowley let off the gas. I didn't hear any...

I have not checked the sending unit sock yet. I did 2 passes and it did the same thing. "2 Shelbys" - what kind of damage can fuel starvation do? I hope I didn't mess anything up. The edelbrock 500cfm carb has recently had larger metering rods and jets installed becasue it was running too lean...

The fuel filter looks fine, the last time I checked (which was about a month ago) the linkage goes all the way back when the peddle is to the floor. The engine has well over 1,000 miles since it was rebuilt. The major mods include: -All new pistons, and brought to "0" deck clearence -340...

For the first time last night I took my Duster to the drag strip. I was very disappointed. My first pass was in the low 18's. When I got to around 70mph it seemed like the car just didn't want to go anymore, almost like it was starving for fuel. So I just let off the gas way before I even passed...