Recent content by Luke Pokrajac

I ALWAYS enjoy reading your responses C-body!!!

Exactly what I did on my 68 Sport Fury. I had a good local shop that custom bent an aluminized steel 2 1/2 system with Borla XP mufflers that I purchased. They did a fantastic job. About $400 out the door in Rock Hill, SC which is just south of Charlotte, NC.

I just installed the HD leaf springs from ESPO on my 68 Sport Fury. THEY RIDE GREAT!! If anything they are a weee bit soft. I had an issue with the car where it would always wander on the road...even after much work to the front end and addition of Borgeson steering box. It turns out that...

I have one for my 1968 Sport Fury...in 1968 the cards were kept in the glove compartment. 67 and earlier were in the engine compartment. H5 on the card is torqueflite automatic. SA is standard open rear axle. Car went into service on 2/14/67

Hey Jan! 375 HP 440 has a 268 degree camshaft in it...same as in the roadrunner 383. Standard 350 HP 440 has a 252 degree camshaft. Not much else but I think the 375 HP 440 has a windage tray similar to the roadrunner 383. Same 906 heads on all 383's and 440's in 1968. 375 HP 440 has the...

What engine do you have in the car?

Will do!

Hard start after hot soak...it's never vapor locked while in operation.

Seems to be a good argument for keeping a carburetor on our vintage engines. The AVS2 650 I have on my 383 really does work quite well...very snappy performance at all RPM's/load levels and great gas mileage. However, summertime vapor lock issue is present sometimes on 90+ South Carolina summer...

My Lunati Voodoo cam most definitely had the black Parkerizing coating on it.

That's a good cam! One step milder than the one I have in my 383.

Comp still owns Lunati from what I understand. They'll definitely know about the Lunati Voodoo line of cams. The 256 cam should work about us well with your lower compression G code 383. Lots of guys have put higher profile/rumpier cams in lower compression 383's and them seem to work pretty...

440 source heads definitely work on a 383. I have a 68 H code 383 in my sport fury. It is a zero-deck engine...standard bore 4.25" factory pistons align perfectly with the top of the deck. I used a .039 felpro gasket with the 440 source heads. The engine runs much much better than it did...

You're right Cbody! Sounds like my cam, nor any voodoo cam, is available now!! That's too bad...cant beat it for a heavy c-body.

Check out the Lunati Voodoo 256 cam....love it in my 68 HP 383.